Cassie's Perspectives and Experiences

Faith Ringgold narrates a story about Cassie Louise Lightfoot, an eight-year-old girl who dreams of flying over the George Washington Bridge. Cassie imagines owning the bridge and using her flying ability to bring prosperity to her family. She envisions a future where her father owns a building and her family enjoys a better life. Cassie's imagination and dreams symbolize freedom and the power to overcome limitations.

Who is the author of the book 'Tar Beach'?

• Faith Ringgold

• Beebe

• Mrs. Honey

• Cassie Lightfoot

What does Cassie see when she flies over the George Washington Bridge?

• A rainbow

• A flock of birds

• A parade

• Her tiny rooftop

What does Cassie feel when lying on the roof at night?

• Bored

• Scared

• Rich

• Lonely

What is Cassie's most prized possession?

• Her doll

• The George Washington Bridge

• Her school books

• A diamond necklace

What does Cassie compare the George Washington Bridge to?

• A pearl earring

• A silver bracelet

• A golden ring

• A giant diamond necklace

What year did the George Washington Bridge open?

• 1932

• 1931

• 1930

• 1929

Why can't Cassie's father join the union?

• He is too young

• He is not a member's son

• He is not skilled enough

• He doesn't want to

What does Cassie plan to do to help her father?

• Write him a letter

• Cook him dinner

• Fly over the building he works on

• Buy him a new car

What nickname is given to Cassie's father at work?

• The Lion

• The Eagle

• The Tiger

• The Cat

What does Cassie hope her family can have every night for dessert?

• Pie

• Cookies

• Ice cream

• Cake