CATCHING THE MOON

In the beginning of the story, the author uses the sense of taste and sense of feeling to describe what to the reader?

• To describe how tired Marcenia.

• To describe how much Marcenia loved baseball.

• To describe how much Marcenia loved jumping rope.

When Marcenia goes home, her dad is upset. What is he upset about?

• He is upset that she is late.

• He is upset that she is whining.

• He is upset that she tore her dress playing baseball.

Marcenia's dad wants nothing more for her to be a professional baseball player when she grows up. Is this statement true or false?

• This statement is true.

• This statement is false.

In Marcenia's neighborhood, what were the jobs that most girls got when they grew up?

• They became nurses, teachers or maids.

• They became movie stars or famous singers.

• They became architects and technology experts.

Why doesn't Mr. Street invite Marcenia to camp after seeing her play baseball the first time?

• Because he knows she can't afford it.

• Because he doesn't allow girls to join his baseball camp.

• Because he doesn't like her.

Marcenia decides to give up when Mr. Street tells her girls can't join his baseball camp. Is this statement true or false?

• This statement is true.

• This statement is false.

The boys on Marcenia's team stood up for her and told Mr. Street what a good player she was. Is this statement true or false?

• This statement is true.

• This statement is false.

When Marcenia is sad and sitting in her room what does the author compare the moon to?

• The author compares the moon to a golf ball.

• The author compares the moon to ice cream.

• The author compares the moon to a baseball.

This story about Marcenia is a true story about a real female baseball player. Is this statement true or false?

• This statement true.

• This statement is false.

It is important to be a hard worker to achieve your dreams.

Is this statement true or false?

• This statement is false.

• This statement is true.