7th Grade Chapter 2 Test Quiz

"James Naismith, a YMCA instructor from Canada, invented and developed basketball in Massachusetts in 1891."

"Scott's home is a classic example of aristocratic life in the early 1800s in Scotland."

"Spot remover fixed the problem."

"Reagan's mom promised him chocolate brownies."

"Aaron Copeland WAS born in Brooklyn, New York."

"Little is known about the exact origin of most major sports."

"As he ___ on the soft dirt, he realized that the flag was still waving, held by his strong but shaking hand."

"Copeland STUDIED music in France."

"His real love MAY HAVE BEEN life on the Mississippi River."

"He also WORKED as a typesetter, a prospector, a Mississippi River pilot, and a journalist."

"Mom gave Reagan and Joey an exasperated glance."

"Clemens BECAME an apprentice to the town printer at the age of twelve."

"Brownies disappear quickly in Reagan's house."

"Thousands of people stood and ____ the National Anthem while a horseman galloped across the stadium."

"The horse, appropriately named Thunder, had ____ with Cody hanging on."

"Reagan decorated the hot brownies with chocolate frosting."

"The game of basketball soon became a worldwide sport."

Cody climbed back on the fiesty beast and ___ firmly in the saddle as he rode triumphantly around the stadium."

"A few minor adjustments have been made in the game of basketball."

"The library in his home remains undisturbed."

"Copeland BECAME a composer, author, conductor, and lecturer."

"Chocolate frosting dripped on the living room carpet."

"His home on the River Tweed remains original."

"A loud noise ____ in Cody's ears."

"Samuel Langhorne Clemens BEGAN life in Florida, Missouri."

"Sir Walter Scott was the author of "Rob Roy", "Ivanhoe", and the Waverly novels."

"Cody ____ to a tense, waiting crowd."