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Drawing Conclusions with Jackie Robinson
Drawing Conclusions with Jackie Robinson
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1
What is the root word of valuable?
value
valu
luable
able
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What is the best genre of this passage?
fiction
biography
narrative nonfiction
functional print
3
What is the base word of OUTSTANDING?
out
stand
outstand
ing
4
The author describes Jackie Robinson as--
creative
unbeatable
fearful
courageous
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What does this text mainly describe?
Jackie Robinson’s career and why it was important
why Jackie Robinson played for the Brooklyn Dodgers
famous African American athletes from different sports
how the Brooklyn Dodgers won a World Series in 1955
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“Every game was a trial for him.”Which is a synonym for TRIAL as it is used in this sentence?
tryout
court proceeding
test
challenge
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What is the root word of valuable?
able
value
luable
valu
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Jackie most likely played for the Dodgers despite racism because--
He could not get another job.
He loved the sport of baseball.
His teammates wanted him on the team.
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Which detail supports the conclusions that Jackie Robinson was a great baseball player?
In 1984, he was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom.
"He was most famous for playing second base."
"Robinson played for the Brooklyn Dodgers."
In 1962 Jackie Robinson was elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame
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Because Jackie Robinson did not let racism stop him, he could be described as--
talented
incredible
frustrated
determined
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In which year did Robinson BEGIN playing Major League Baseball?
1955
1962
1947
1974
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What can you conclude based on the information in the text?
Robinson is considered the best baseball player of all time.
People didn’t like Robinson, because he was a bad player.
Racism made it difficult for Robinson to play baseball.
No one was supportive of Robinson’s baseball career.
