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In The Race, how do the great-grandma's feelings change by the end of the poem?

How do the speaker's feelings change from the beginning to the end of the poem?

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1
How do the speaker's feelings change from the beginning to the end of the poem?
She feels excited, then she feels sad
She feels lonely, then she feels upset
She feels scared, then she feels angry
She feels sad, then she feels happy
2
In The Race, how do the great-grandma's feelings change by the end of the poem?
She feels girls shouldn't ride horses
She felt proud of her great-granddaughter
She was proud of Fina for winning
She was upset that she couldn't ride also
3
How does the girl feel at the start of the race?
Nervous about whether she'll be able to win or not
Worried that she's the only girl
Confident about her abilities
Upset that her Abuela isn't there
4
In the poem, in daddy's arms how does the speaker feel about his father?
He feels he likes his brothers more
He feels his dad is too tall
He loves and admires his father
He prefers to be with his mother
5
Why did the poet choose to write the poem from bottom to top?
To confuse the reader
That is how things were written before
Because the poem can be read both forward and backward
To imitate a plane going up
6
How does the girl in Miss Stone feel at the beginning of the poem?
Happy to have a friend
Excited for recess
Afraid of the ants
Lonely
7
Miss Stone is most likely a -
student from her class
firefighter
parent
teacher at school
8
The Firefighter Face is mostly about -
a firefighter
a parent
a person being saved from a fire
a teacher
9
The first stanza in Firefighter Face describes how the firefighter -
looks
feels
smells
sounds