Ghost (Chapter 10) Comprehension Test

Front

Who wrote the sign that said "Castle Cranshaw ain't no joke, you are"?

Back

King

Front

What did Mr. Charles give Ghost before the track meet?

Back

Sunflower seeds

Front

Where does Ghost usually get dressed?

Back

The living room

Front

What was the name of the track team Brandon Simmons was on?

Back

The Bolts

Front

What lane number was Ghost running in for his first race?

Back

6

Front

What is the significance of the sign written by King in the story?

Back

It reflects the challenges and determination of Ghost.

Front

How do sunflower seeds symbolize support in the story?

Back

They represent Mr. Charles' encouragement and belief in Ghost.

Front

What does Ghost's dressing location reveal about his home life?

Back

It indicates a lack of privacy and possibly a chaotic home environment.

Front

What role does the track team play in Ghost's development?

Back

It provides him with a sense of belonging and purpose.

Front

How does the number 6 relate to Ghost's character in the story?

Back

It signifies his position and the pressure he feels during the race.