5.4- Akiak- Comp

Which of these is an opinion?

• Nothing could stop Akiak from winning.

• The Iditarod ends in Nome.

• The team left one by one.

• The teams had to rest at White Mountain.

The selection is an example of

• first-person point of view

• second-person point of view

• third-person point of view

• nonfiction

Why does Akiak run away from the plane?

• The pilot hits her.

• She does not like to fly.

• She sees Willy Ketcham.

• She wants to get back on the trail.

Where does Mick first hear the cheering for Akiak?

• outside of Unalakleet

• outside of Shaktoolik

• outside of Nome

• outside of Koyuk

What is the difference between "Gee!" and "Haw!"?

• "Gee!" is for right, and "Haw!" is for left.

• "Gee!" is for left, and "Haw!" is for right.

• "Gee!" is for forward, and "Haw!" is for backward.

• "Gee!" is for backward, and "Haw!" is for forward.

Why does Akiak need to win the race?

• She is an older dog and probably will not get another chance.

• She is a younger dog and probably will not get another chance.

• This is the last year of the race.

• none of the above

Why was Akiak limping?

• Akiak was limping because she had snow pushed up into her paw pad.

• Akiak hurt her paw pad snapping away from the rescue workers.

• Akiak hurt her paw pad from going too many miles.

• none of the above

How does Akiak know her team had been in Unalakleet? What does it say in your book?

• Akiak recognizes the scent the team had left.

• Akiak recognizes the footprints of her team in the snow.

• Akiak recognizes the color of her team's sled.

• none of the above

Why do people put out food for Akiak?

• People leave food because they are trying to help her catch her team.

• People leave water because she could be thirsty.

• People leave shelters out so she can have a place to stay.

• none of the above

Why does Akiak block the trail?

• Akiak blocks the trail because she knows it is the wrong way.

• Akiak blocks the trail because she needs food to survive.

• Akiak blocks the trail because there is a cliff up ahead.

• none of the above