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Rodeo Bronc Riders (Lynn M. Stone)

Rodeo Bronc Riders (Lynn M. Stone)

Hold on tight with Rodeo Bronc Riders (Lynn M. Stone). This thrilling book introduces kids to cowboys who ride wild, bucking horses. You will learn how riders try to stay in the saddle for eight seconds. The clear text and action-packed pictures keep young readers engaged. It is a super fun read for fans of the wild west.

Lexile: 1070L

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Quiz

Question 1: What are the two types of rodeo?
Question 2: How long does the rider need to stay on the horse to officially survive the ride?
Question 3: What does it mean when it says bronc riding will 'scramble anyone's breakfast'?
Question 4: This chapter is
Question 5: Which of the following is another word for determined?
Question 6: Add a prefix to the word skilled to form a word opposite in meaning.

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Quiz

Question 1: Why can't the horse buck in the chute?
Question 2: What is the maximum number of points a rider can score?
Question 3: Why would a more active horse receive more points?
Question 4: The image on page 11 is there to
Question 5: Which of the following is another word for grasp?
Question 6: A technique is

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Quiz

Question 1: How many bones did Casey Tibbs break in his career?
Question 2: Which word describes bronc riding?
Question 3: Why does a rider need courage?
Question 4: The text on page 24 is there to
Question 5: Stamina is
Question 6: Which word is opposite in meaning to the word courage?

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Quiz

Question 1: Why are bucking horses not ridden more than twice a day?
Question 2: What usually happens to a horse that is not a good bucking horse in training?
Question 3: This chapter does not contain information about
Question 4: This chapter is mainly about
Question 5: What is the past tense of ride?
Question 6: Which of the following is another word for roam?

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Quiz

Question 1: When were the rodeo events first exhibited in a semiformal way?
Question 2: Who often takes the rider out of the arena?
Question 3: Bronc riding was born out of
Question 4: The word cornerstone is in bold type because
Question 5: The past tense of breaking is
Question 6: Another word for exhibited is

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Tag(s):Action Sports

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