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Drag Racing (Nicki Clausen-Grace)

Drag Racing (Nicki Clausen-Grace)

Feel the need for speed with Drag Racing (Nicki Clausen-Grace). This thrilling book takes kids to the race track to see some of the fastest cars ever built. You will learn how drivers race in a straight line and use parachutes to stop. The clear sentences make it very easy to read and understand. It is a perfect choice for young readers who love fast-paced sports.

Lexile: 970L

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Quiz

Question 1: Why are drag cars decorated with bright colors and logos?
Question 2: How do racers know when it's time to start?
Question 3: Why is a driver's reaction time so important?
Question 4: In the first paragraph, the author is trying to
Question 5: What is "heads up" racing?
Question 6: The word "instinct" on page 5 refers to

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Quiz

Question 1: Wally Parkes is credited with
Question 2: What is the purpose of a spoiler?
Question 3: Why were there no safety rails or grandstands in the early days of drag racing?
Question 4: This chapter is
Question 5: What are "grandstands" on page 6?
Question 6: The "spectators" are the

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Quiz

Question 1: What is the fastest speed ever clocked by a drag car?
Question 2: Why is nitromethane used to fuel drag racing cars?
Question 3: Why are parachutes needed for top fuel dragsters to stop?
Question 4: Another appropriate title for this chapter is
Question 5: Another word for "class" on page 8 is
Question 6: Another word for "modifications" on pages 8 and 11 is

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Quiz

Question 1: What are bulletproof blankets used for in drag racing?
Question 2: Why do drag racers wear a quick-release harness instead of a seatbelt?
Question 3: What safety mechanisms are in place to minimize the dangers of drag racing?
Question 4: Why is this chapter titled "Safety First"?
Question 5: What is a neck "restraint" on page 16?
Question 6: Which of the following uses correct punctuation?

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Quiz

Question 1: Where are drag races held?
Question 2: Mac Tools U.S. Nationals, Indiana, and the Auto Club are
Question 3: Drag racing is
Question 4: The author's purpose is to
Question 5: Another word for "run" on page 18 is
Question 6: The word "televised" on page 19 means

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Quiz

Question 1: How do drag racing drivers pay for their cars and expenses?
Question 2: Drag racing is
Question 3: The winning prizes in drag racing
Question 4: Another good title for this chapter is
Question 5: The word "depends" on page 20 means
Question 6: A word meaning "approximately" on page 20 is

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Quiz

Question 1: What motivates drag racing car drivers?
Question 2: Who is John Force?
Question 3: Drag racing is for
Question 4: Why is this chapter titled "The Finish Line"?
Question 5: A compound word meaning "move beyond" is
Question 6: What is a trophy?

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Tag(s):Action Sports

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