Going Someplace Special

In the story "Going someplace special" What places in town are NOT open to all citizens?

• the park

• the library

• Monroe's resteraunt and Southland Hotel

• school

What does the idea of going Someplace Special mean to ‘Tricia Ann at the end of the story? Explain your answers and support it with detail from the story.

• It's a place to be free!

• At the end of the story, "Tricia Ann feels that going Someplace Special means going to a place where everyone is welcome. Mama Frances calls the library doors a "a doorway to freedom." 'Tricia Ann sees the library as a place where she can be free!

• "Tricia Ann feels that going Someplace Special means going to a place where everyone is welcome. 'Tricia Ann sees the library as a place where she can be free!

In the story 'Going Someplace Special', what is the main theme?

• A) Friendship

• B) Freedom and equality

• C) Adventure

• D) Family

What is 'Tricia Ann's destination in 'Going Someplace Special'?

• A) The park

• B) The library

• C) The school

• D) The church

Which character in 'Going Someplace Special' encourages 'Tricia Ann to be strong?

• A) Mama Frances

• B) Her teacher

• C) Her friend

• D) The bus driver

What does the library symbolize in 'Going Someplace Special'?

• A) Knowledge and freedom

• B) Wealth

• C) Power

• D) Entertainment

How does 'Tricia Ann feel when she reaches her destination?

• A) Disappointed

• B) Excited and proud

• C) Confused

• D) Angry

What obstacle does 'Tricia Ann face on her way to Someplace Special?

• A) A closed road

• B) Segregation signs

• C) A rainstorm

• D) A lost map

What lesson does 'Tricia Ann learn by the end of the story?

• A) The importance of money

• B) The value of independence and courage

• C) The need for friends

• D) The joy of travel

What is the setting of 'Going Someplace Special'?

• A) A futuristic city

• B) A small town in the South during segregation

• C) A bustling metropolis

• D) A rural village