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Dodge Charger (Frank Grout)

Dodge Charger (Frank Grout)

Discover the power of a classic muscle car in Dodge Charger (Frank Grout). This book tells the story of a very famous and fast American car. Children will learn about its big engine and cool shape. The easy-to-read text is great for students practicing their English. Car fans will really enjoy learning the facts inside this awesome book.

Lexile: 1100L

Quiz

Question 1: What causes the 2016 Charger to change from rear-wheel drive to all-wheel drive?

the temperature in the carthe speed at which the car is travelingthe weather conditionsthe road conditions

Question 2: What kind of a horse was known as a "charger" in the past?

a race horsea show horsea horse trained for battlea farm horse

Question 3: What does the chapter's title, *Charging Ahead*, suggest about the Dodge Charger?

It is sleek and beautiful.It is very expensive.It is safe and reliable.It is a fast, powerful car.

Question 4: What is the main purpose of this chapter?

to explain how warhorses were trainedto advertise the 2016 Dodge Chargerto explain how to build a 2016 Dodge Chargerto introduce the reader to the 2016 Dodge Charger

Question 5: What does *flashy* mean?

expensiveshowy and impressivecolorful and brightpowerful and fast

Question 6: Which is *not* an adjective?

moderntrafficpowerfulcool

Quiz

Question 1: Which sentence about the 2016 Charger Hellcat is *not* true?

It has a double bulge.It is the quietest car ever made.It is the quickest sedan ever.It is the most powerful sedan ever made.

Question 2: What is this chapter about?

the world's most powerful enginethe 2016 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcatthe fastest car in the worldthe sleekest car in the world

Question 3: Which word could replace *killer* in the phrase, "killer 707-horsepower engine"?

bignoisyimpressivedangerous

Question 4: What is the title of this chapter?

The Look of PowerDodge ChargerHot CarsHellcat Power

Question 5: What is the punctuation mark in *sports-car*?

a colona commaa hyphenan apostrophe

Question 6: Which word can replace the phrase "in addition"?

almostonemostalso

Quiz

Question 1: Which is *not* a famous muscle car?

Chevy CorvetteFord FiestaFord MustangDodge Charger

Question 2: What is thought to have ended the era of the muscle cars?

the cars' noisy enginespetrol shortages and emission controlsmaking drag racing illegalconcerns about drivers' safety

Question 3: Which statement is most accurate?

Today's Charger is the last muscle car.Today's Charger is the only muscle car.Muscle cars were not used for drag racing.There were many muscle cars before the modern Charger.

Question 4: Why is the word *emission* written in bold type in this chapter?

to show it is in the Indexto show it is a proper nounto show it is in the Glossaryto show it is the chapter's title

Question 5: What is the phrase "Winged Warriors" an example of?

onomatopoeiaa similealliterationrhyme

Question 6: What is another word for *era*?

secondtimeflashnation

Quiz

Question 1: Which term describes an ordinary car modified for racing?

stock cargo-kartsports carformula one car

Question 2: What is the most famous NASCAR race?

the Talladega Cup Seriesthe Daytona 500the Pocono 400the Auto Club 400

Question 3: Which would you most likely find in a NASCAR stock car?

remote control parkinga seat massagera heated steering wheelhigh horsepower

Question 4: What is the purpose of the text boxes?

to test the reader's knowledge about muscle carsto give information about famous muscle car race driversto provide extra information about muscle carsto advertise car products

Question 5: Which is a *noun*?

drivendriverdrovedrives

Question 6: Which of the following is an acronym?

NASCARAssociationDodgeDaytona

Quiz

Question 1: What is this chapter about?

the latest Chargersfamous Chargersthe first Chargersfastest Chargers

Question 2: What was the name of the Charger in the TV series, *The Dukes of Hazzard*?

The Robert E. LeeBootleggerThe DukeThe General Lee

Question 3: Which sentence best describes the main idea of this chapter?

Dodge Chargers are only used as race cars.Dodge Chargers are often driven by famous people.Dodge Chargers are driven in many countries.Dodge Chargers are iconic and feature in many films and shows.

Question 4: What does the term "big screen" refer to in this chapter?

a large curtaina computera big partitionmotion picture cinema

Question 5: Which word means *an exact copy of something*?

replicalegendbootleggersimilar

Question 6: Which prefix turns *famous* into another word?

disinremis

Quiz

Question 1: In what year was the Dodge Charger introduced?

1983196919701966

Question 2: What is this chapter about?

the history of NASCARhow to build a model Dodge Chargerthe history of stock car racingthe history of the Dodge Charger

Question 3: Which statement best describes the design of the Dodge Charger?

It has always had a luxury car design.It has stayed the same throughout time.It has always had a muscle car design.It has changed and evolved.

Question 4: How is the information in this chapter organized?

in alphabetical order like a glossaryin paragraphs like an ordinary chapterin numerical order like a table of contentsin chronological order like a timeline

Question 5: Which word is a *noun*?

introducedintroducesintroduceintroduction

Question 6: What does *discontinued* mean?

no longer producedno longer in existenceno longer wantedno longer safe

Quiz

Question 1: Which company purchased Dodge?

FerrariGeneral MotorsFordFiat

Question 2: What nationality is the Fiat car company?

JapaneseItalianAmericanFrench

Question 3: Which sentence best describes the future of the Dodge Charger?

Fiat will stop making the Dodge Charger.Fiat plans to give the car a more modern, European look while retaining its heritage.Fiat plans to increase production of the Dodge Charger.Fiat plans to change the design of the car completely.

Question 4: How has the information in the text box been presented?

as a single sentenceas a tableas a series of bullet pointsas two separate paragraphs

Question 5: What is the punctuation mark in the word *muscle-car*?

a quotation markan apostrophea colona hyphen

Question 6: What is meant by the word *heritage*?

traditions and beliefssomething modernsomething pre-historicsomething valuable

Tag(s):Action Sports

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