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School Cheerleading (Tracy Nelson Maurer)

Show your school spirit with School Cheerleading (Tracy Nelson Maurer). This lovely book shows how cheerleaders support their school teams at games. You will read about the fun chants, dances, and pep rallies. The simple English text is great for beginner readers. Grab your pom-poms and get ready to cheer for your school!

Lexile: 780L

Quiz

Question 1: How long does a pep rally usually last?

90 seconds90 days90 minutes90 months

Question 2: Which squads start in elementary school?

A-teamspeeweejunior varsityvarsity

Question 3: What does the text mean when it says, "It's a hoot"?

It involved an owl.It is fun.It is scary.It happens at night.

Question 4: The text at the top of page 5 which starts with "C'mon team!" is

a song.a cheer.a bibliography.a poem.

Question 5: Which of the following is another word for especially?

instead ofparticularlynegativelyuncannily

Question 6: An emcee is

a host.the opposition.a cheerleader.the coach.

Quiz

Question 1: When do schools usually hold try outs?

winterautumnsummerspring

Question 2: What is the cheerleading season?

springthere is no set seasonwintersummer

Question 3: Which of the following is a tumbling move?

stompcartwheelclapsmile

Question 4: This chapter deals mostly with

commitment.flexibility.style.rules.

Question 5: What is a slacker?

someone who doesn't trya cheerleadera coachsomeone who tries their best

Question 6: The word memorize means

to commit to memory.to sing.to dream about.to forget.

Quiz

Question 1: Lettering is a type of

rule.punishment.award.sport.

Question 2: Why would in ice hockey cheerleader need to be a good figure skater?

They need to love snow.They are from cold cities.They are required to represent the school in ice skating.They cheer on ice.

Question 3: A "touchdown" occurs in which sport?

soccerhockeynetballfootball

Question 4: "Cheerleading is not a sport, it is an activity." This is

a comparison.a fact.a metaphor.an opinion.

Question 5: Which of the following is another word for qualify?

ignoreentitleintendreverse

Question 6: Complicated mean

easy.complex.simple.ugly.

Quiz

Question 1: Cheerleaders want the crowd to

interact with them.intimidate them.ignore them.ridicule them.

Question 2: Chants are

short, repeated phrases.long songs with instruments.moments of silence.dances.

Question 3: Why is "simple best" when it comes to chants?

They are more intimidating for the opponent.They are more entertaining.They are harder to remember.They are easier to remember.

Question 4: Why is some of the text on page 26 in green?

the green parts are the words to the chantthe green parts are not to be readit's part of the glossaryit is from the Internet

Question 5: Several means

none.two.many.one.

Question 6: Add a prefix to the word attach to form a word opposite in meaning.

redisdeun

Quiz

Question 1: What is the "buddy system"?

The cheerleaders should stay indoors.People should only have one friend.Everyone must move around on their own.Nobody goes anywhere without a buddy.

Question 2: Which of the following is good just before a game?

a short night's sleepmilka light meala heavy meal

Question 3: What does it mean to "honor the national anthem"?

respect itignore itmake fun of itdon't listen to it

Question 4: This chapter is

the bibliography.the glossary.the conclusion.the contents.

Question 5: On page 43 the word "lose" means

not tight.floppy.to not win the game.to not find something.

Question 6: What is dehydration?

too much fluid in the bodylack of fluid in the bodyno enough sleeptoo much food in the stomach

Tag(s):Action Sports

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