Comprehension
Inferences
Idioms
Sequencing
Vocabulary
100

Who was the parade for?

Wilma Rudolph

100

Why didn't Charmaine's mom buy her new shoes?

Her family did not have the money to buy her shoes
100

Strutting hard enough to shame a rooster

bragging/showing off

100

Who are the characters in the story

Alta, Charmaine, little mo, dee-dee, mom, Wilma Rudolph 

100

"comes sashaying my way like she owns the sidewalk and everything on it"


Sashaying

walking with an attitude 

200

Who grew up in Clarksville, TN?

Wilma Rudolph

200

Why did they have a parade for Wilma Rudolph?

She won the olympics

200

I leap after her like a scalded frog

moving fast

200

What is the setting of the story

Clarksville, TN

200

Bulky

large, difficult to move

300

What happened to Alta's shoes when racing Charmaine?

She got a hole in it

300

What re the Olympics?

Sports games played with everyone in the world

300

Struts by like she's queen of the block

boosting 

300

What is the problem in the story?

The banner is too bulky for Alta to carry by herself

300

Scowling

frown, upset look

400

How do the girls get the banner to the parade?

helping each other and running

400

Did the story take place today or in the past?

In the past

400

We collapse on the curb

sit down on the curb exhausted

400
How do they solve the banner problem

Charmaine helps them carry the banner

400

Glare

to look

500

Where are the girls going at the end of the book?

To a parade

500

What sport does Wilma Rudolph encourage the girls to like?

Running

500

I puff up like a spitting cat

bragging 

500

How to Alta and Charmaine feel about each other at the end of the book?

They are friends

500

Fancy Convertible 

a time of car