"Sing to Me"
"The Climb"
"Try, Try Again"
"Try, Try Again" Again
100

The instrument that the narrator plays. 

What is the piano?

100

My brother's voice was mocking.

The reader knows that the narrator's brother did not want her to do this thing. 

What is, succeed?

100

This is the main problem in the story. 

What is, Jerome doesn't know how to ride a bike?

100

This is the "triumph" that Louis has in Chapter 4. 

What is, he rides his bike in front of his family?
200

The narrator's problem. 

What is, he does not feel confident in the instrument he plays?

200
This is how many times the narrator has tried to climb the tree. 

What is, more than once?

200

This word describes Louis. 

What is, helpful?

200

This is the genre of "Try, Try Again". 

What is, realistic fiction?

300
The two stanzas that are repeated in the text. 

What are I can't do this and I can do this?

300
This is the theme of the poem.

Don't give up on your dreams. 

300
This is the reason Louis pushes Jerome in the story. 

What is, he's mean?

(Just kidding, it's: What is, he wants to get Jerome's bike moving?)

300

This is the theme of the story. 

What is, to keep trying?
400

My fingers reaching for a melody

that hung, dangling 

like an apple just out of reach

The thing out of reach. 

What is the melody?

400

This is how old the narrator turns in the story. 

What is, 10 years old?

400

This is the reason Jerome gets more confident as he rides the bike. 

What is, Louis teaches him how to control the bike?

400

This is the last thing that happens in Chapter 3. (Hint: Think of what happens in Chapter 4)

What is, Louis says that Jerome is ready to ride in front of their parents?