Gingerbread for Liberty
Trombone Shorty
Joseph Bruchac
Helen Keller
Wilma Rudolph
100

How does the baker help the men in the American army?

He gives them bread.

100

Where did Trombone Shorty grow up?

Trombone Shorty grew up in New Orleans.

100

Who was the author of Joseph Bruchac's biography?

The author was his son James Bruchac.

100

What was the biography on Helen Keller mostly about?

How Helen finds a way to live a happy life.

100

What disease did Wilma Rudolph have as a child?

Wilma Rudolph suffered from polio.

200

Why did the author write Gingerbread for Liberty? 

To tell about an important person.

200

Was Trombone Shorty written in first person point of view or third person point of view?

Trombone Shorty was written in first person point of view.

200

Who did Joseph Bruchac live with as a child?

He lived with his grandparents.

200

How did Helen become blind and deaf?

She got sick as a baby.

200

Was Wilma able to run and play like other kids?

No

300

What was the baker known for?

His delicious gingerbread.

300

Who gave Trombone Shorty his nickname?

Trombone Shorty got his nickname from his brother.

300

As a child, did Joseph Bruchac grow up in the city or country?

Joseph grew up in the country.

300

How did Helen feel after she became blind and deaf?

She felt scared, confused, and sad. 

300

What sports did Wilma participate in?

Wilma played basketball and she ran track.

400

Did the baker speak more than one language?

Yes

400

What did Trombone Shorty hear floating in the air or at the Mardi Gras parades as a kid?

He heard music.

400

What happened to Joseph's grandfather that made him sad?

Joseph's grandfather was called mean names.

400

Why was Anne Sullivan to important to Helen?

Anne teaches Helen how to read.

400

Why is Wilma Rudolph an important person?

Wilma Rudolph was the first American women to win three gold medals in track and field at the Olympics.

500

What is Gingerbread for Liberty mostly about?

It's mostly about what a baker does for his country.

500

Is the phrase, "I'm so hungry. I could eat a horse."  

a simile or a hyperbole. 

It is a hyperbole.

500

Why is Joseph Bruchac an important person?

He is important because he is a Native American storyteller.

500

Did Helen learn to speak again?

Yes

500

What was the author's purpose for writing a biography on Wilma Rudolph?

The author's purpose is to give readers information explaining why Wilma Rudolph is an important person.

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