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The Cheerleaders (Tracy Nelson Maurer)

Meet the stars of the sidelines in The Cheerleaders (Tracy Nelson Maurer). This lovely book shows how cheerleaders bring energy to big games. Children will learn about their loud chants, big smiles, and teamwork. The simple English text helps kids build their reading confidence. It is a wonderful story for anyone who loves school spirit and sports.

Lexile: 860L

Quiz

Câu 1: What world event caused women to start cheering at sports matches?

the discovery of Americathe OlympicsWorld War IIWorld War I

Câu 2: When was "Yell Marshall" cheering?

1990s1950s1920s1890s

Câu 3: The idea that cheerleaders are pretty and not intelligent is

a simile.a metaphor.a stereotype.a fact.

Câu 4: This chapter is

the glossary.the conclusion.the introduction.the bibliography.

Câu 5: The rival team is

a team of all men.another team which supports yours.a team from another country.the opposition.

Câu 6: What is a trend?

oppositionsomething that costs moneysomething that is banneda general tendency

Quiz

Câu 1: What is the cheerleader's first job?

leading the crowd in cheersdoing stuntsscaring the oppositionlooking good

Câu 2: Which other sport do cheerleaders most often do?

gymnasticsballethockeyfootball

Câu 3: Contrast the clasp and the clap.

The clap has straight hands and the clasp cups the hand.The clap is harder than the clasp.The clap and clasp both make a noise.The clap has interlocking fingers and the clasp has straight hands.

Câu 4: The author believes that cheerleaders are

quiet.pretty.weak.strong.

Câu 5: Which word means "at the same time"?

unrelatedunisonopposingcontrast

Câu 6: A gesture is

a tumbling move.a song.a hand or arm movement.a chant.

Quiz

Câu 1: Cheerleaders need to be

nonchalant.apathetic.enthusiastic.shy.

Câu 2: A role model needs to

bend the rules.disobey the rules.keep to the rules.make the rules.

Câu 3: What does it means when it says cheerleading takes "guts"?

It takes time.it takes fitness.It requires intelligence.It takes courage.

Câu 4: This chapter talks mainly about

cheers.stunts.leadership.pompons.

Câu 5: The word disagreements comes from the base word

disagree.argue.agree.ignore.

Câu 6: What is the prefix in the word disagree?

diseeagreegree

Quiz

Câu 1: The base

steadies the bottom of the stunt.catches a falling flyer.teaches the team their routine.is thrown into the air.

Câu 2: Who stands ready to catch the flyer if they fall?

the basethe co-captainthe captainthe spotter

Câu 3: AKA means

a knock-out arm.American Kicking Association.also known as.all-around karate allies.

Câu 4: On page 33, why is the word "aerial" in bold type?

It is a word that appears in the glossary.It is a foreign word.It has a link to the Internet.It is a heading.

Câu 5: Which word means extreme?

simpleeasyseveremoderate

Câu 6: Which word means to fall?

bobblegrappletopplebubble

Quiz

Câu 1: Where did the color guard and winter guard originate?

marching bandscheerleadingthe military's flag carriersthe olympics

Câu 2: Who is the symbol of the team?

the mascotthe coachthe flyerthe base

Câu 3: Contrast the color guard and winter guard.

Both express team support.Both use music.The color guard is superior.The color guard performs outside and the winter guard performs inside.

Câu 4: This chapter is

the conclusion.the introduction.the glossary.the bibliography.

Câu 5: Which word means spin?

cheerthrowtwirlcatch

Câu 6: Which word means reveal?

coverhidedenyexpose

Tag(s):Action Sports

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