Sibling Rivalry and Self-Discovery

Sally shares her experiences growing up with her sister Rachel, who often felt overshadowed by Sally's achievements. Their parents' favoritism towards Sally exacerbated the sibling rivalry. At school, Rachel struggled with comparisons to Sally, leading to tension. As they grew older, Rachel gained popularity, while Sally sought a fresh start at a new school, changing her hair color to fit in. Sally joined the theater club and met Skyler, but Rachel's interference threatened her happiness. Ultimately, Sally embraced her true self, finding confidence and acceptance.

What were the two things Sally discovered early in life?

• Her sister Rachel was silly and disliked her.

• She was the only child in the family.

• Her sister Rachel was smart and loved her.

• Her parents favored Rachel over her.

Why did Rachel feel jealous of Sally's red hair?

• Because it was unique and got more attention from their parents.

• Because Rachel wanted to dye her hair red.

• Because Sally's hair was longer.

• Because their parents disliked red hair.

How did Rachel's academic performance affect her relationship with Sally?

• It made Rachel more determined to study.

• It worsened their relationship as Rachel was compared to Sally.

• It improved their relationship.

• It had no effect on their relationship.

What change did Sally make when she moved to a new school?

• She stopped studying.

• She joined the cheerleading team.

• She started wearing glasses.

• She dyed her hair black.

Who was Skyler in Sally's new school?

• Rachel's best friend.

• A new friend and potential romantic interest.

• The principal.

• A teacher.

What did Rachel do to try and embarrass Sally at the school dance?

• She spilled juice on Sally's dress.

• She sent an embarrassing photo of Sally to everyone.

• She told everyone Sally's secrets.

• She tripped Sally on the dance floor.

How did Sally respond to Rachel's attempt to embarrass her at the dance?

• She ran away crying.

• She ignored Rachel and left the dance.

• She confronted Rachel and embraced her true self.

• She apologized to Rachel.

What was the outcome of Sally's confrontation with Rachel at the dance?

• Rachel became the most popular girl in school.

• Sally decided to move to another school.

• Sally realized her worth and stood up for herself.

• Rachel apologized and they became friends.

What did Sally learn about herself by the end of the story?

• That she was happy being herself.

• That she should dye her hair again.

• That she needed to change to fit in.

• That she should always listen to Rachel.

What did Rachel do after Sally embraced her red hair?

• She ignored Sally completely.

• She dyed her own hair red.

• She moved to another school.

• She apologized to Sally.