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Rock Climbing (Tom Greve)

Rock Climbing (Tom Greve)

Climb to the top with Rock Climbing (Tom Greve). This exciting book teaches kids how to scale tall walls and mountains safely. You will learn about the special ropes, harnesses, and shoes climbers use. The simple words make it very easy for young readers to understand. It is a perfect adventure for children who love heights and the outdoors.

Lexile: 910L

Quiz

Question 1: According to the text on page 6, bouldering requires great strength in a climber's

legs and shoulders.arms and legs.arms and hands.fingers and toes.

Question 2: Which of the following forms of climbing is described as involving two climbers using harnesses, ropes and other climbing tools?

boulderingmountaineeringsport climbingtop-roping

Question 3: Based on the information in this chapter, it is evident that the sport of bouldering requires the climber to have

harnesses and ropes.a climbing partner.belaying devices.strength and skill.

Question 4: The heading in the green text box on page 7 is

a fact.a question.a statement.an opinion.

Question 5: Which of the following words is an antonym of 'intense'?

extrememoderatesensiblegentle

Question 6: 'They like to know how far they can go, or how fast, or how high.' In this sentence the word 'how' is

a preposition.an adjective.a conjunction.an adverb.

Quiz

Question 1: Which of the following options is not mentioned as a reason why it is best for young rock climbers to start learning their skills on an indoor climbing wall?

changes in the weather do not affect indoor climbersindoor climbing walls often have ropes attached to themteachers are able to call instructions to students on an indoor climbing wallclimbing walls provide opportunities to learn skills with fewer dangers than outdoor climbing

Question 2: Which of the following statements is incorrect?

climbing walls can only be built indoorsclimbing walls often have ropes attachedclimbing walls vary in heightclimbing walls vary in difficulty

Question 3: We can infer that the boy pictured on page 9 is wearing a harness to attach himself to

holding grips on the sides of the wall.his partner on the ground.the top of the wall.the bottom of the climbing wall.

Question 4: The caption on page 9 has been

capitalized.italicized.centered.enlarged.

Question 5: 'They provide opportunities to learn skills with fewer dangers than outdoor climbing.' In this sentence the word 'with' is

an adjective.a preposition.an adverb.a conjunction.

Question 6: Identify the comparative adjective in the following sentence. 'They provide opportunities to learn skills with fewer dangers than outdoor climbing.'

provideoutdoorskillsfewer

Quiz

Question 1: Belaying devices are used by climbers to

stop the climber's rope from breaking or fraying.control the movement of the climber's rope and act as a gentle brake.prevent the climber's rope from becoming entangled.control the climber's speed as they ascend the rock or mountain.

Question 2: The highest mountain range in the world is in

Asia.North America.Europe.Africa.

Question 3: Based on the information in this chapter, we can infer that 'ice-climbing' does not take place on

icebergs.frozen waterfalls.glaciers.frozen lakes.

Question 4: The punctuation mark used in the middle of the last sentence on page 12 is

a semicolon.a comma.a colon.an ellipsis.

Question 5: 'It is a relatively safe way to climb because the climbers use harnesses, ropes, and belaying devices to keep each other from falling to the ground.' In this sentence the word 'because' is

an adjective.a conjunction.an interjection.a preposition.

Question 6: Which of the following words is not a noun that can be formed from the verb 'create'

creativecreationcreatorcreativity

Quiz

Question 1: According to the text on page 20, the threat of falling pushes the climber to

focus on the summit they are attempting to reach.ensure they are carrying all the necessary safety equipment.communicate with their climbing partners on the ground.focus on every detail of their actions.

Question 2: On page 20 we are told that the ultimate climber's reward is the thrill of

climbing as part of a team.climbing to the top of their first outdoor structure.returning safely to the ground.reaching the top of a rock formation, boulder or mountain.

Question 3: The most likely reason that we are told that climbers must balance their desire to reach a mountaintop against their best judgement regarding time and potentially dangerous conditions is because

to prevent sickness, they must not try to climb a mountain too quickly.they should not rush into a climb before considering the environment, weather and season.they must make sure that they are carrying all the correct safety equipment.they must spend a lot of time learning their skills on indoor climbing walls.

Question 4: The main purpose of the text on page 22 is to

persuade the reader to try mountain climbing.educate the reader about the sport of mountain climbing.inform the reader of the benefits of mountain climbing.warn the reader of the dangers of mountain climbing.

Question 5: Which of the following words from the text cannot be used as both a noun and a verb?

threatfocustrustgroup

Question 6: Which prefix cannot be added to the word 'able' to form another word?

en-dis-in-un-

Tag(s):Action Sports

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