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Rodeo Bull Riders (Lynn M. Stone)

Rodeo Bull Riders (Lynn M. Stone)

Get ready for the most dangerous rodeo event in Rodeo Bull Riders (Lynn M. Stone). This book shows brave cowboys riding huge, angry bulls. Children will learn about the safety gear and the rules of the ride. The simple vocabulary makes it easy to learn new English words. It is an exciting adventure for kids who love extreme sports.

Lexile: 1020L

Quiz

Question 1: Who distracts the bull from the fallen rider?

broncosrodeo judgesbull ridersbullfighters

Question 2: PBR stands for

Public Bronco RidersProfessional Bull RidersPermanent Bull RidersPreferred Bull Riders

Question 3: Which of the following sentences cotrasts bulls and broncos?

Bulls are the heaviest beasts in the sport.A bull has horns.A bronco is a horse.Broncos will not usually attack a fallen rider. A bull does.

Question 4: This chapter is

the bibliography.the conclusion.the glossary.the introduction to the book.

Question 5: A 'grizzly' is

a type of bull.a horse.a gizzly bear.a monster.

Question 6: Which of the following is another word for duel?

peaceretirementvictorybattle

Quiz

Question 1: How long does the rider need to stay on the bull to be judged?

28 seconds8 minutes10 seconds8 seconds

Question 2: Where does the rider being the event?

in the gallerynext to the bullin the chutein the grandstand

Question 3: Why do the riders put a flank strap on the bull if it simply annoys it?

to hold ontoto distract the bull when they fall offto make it run fasterto make it buck more

Question 4: Justin McBride attempted 8 bulls and rode 57 of them for 8 seconds.' This sentence is

a metaphor.an opinion.a fact.a simile.

Question 5: Which word is another word for disgrace?

herocharacterchampionembarrassment

Question 6: What is the prefix in the word unable?

can'tleableun

Quiz

Question 1: What did JB Mauney first ride?

cowssheepbullscalves

Question 2: Who most commonly participates in bull riding?

teenagersmenwomenchildren

Question 3: In which country is most of this book talking about?

EnglandJapanAustraliaAmerica

Question 4: This chapter is written to

entertain us.teach us how to ride bulls.inform us about the riders.warn us against bull riding.

Question 5: To excel in something means

to do very well.to quit.to resent.to fail.

Question 6: A preteen is

a teenager.a child who is not yet a teenager.an adult.an infant.

Quiz

Question 1: Why is a bull treated with so much care?

They die at the end of the ride.They are from Spain or Mexico.They are valuable.They are not valuable.

Question 2: How old is a bull in its prime?

5-6 years olds10 years old15-20 years old5-6 months old

Question 3: Why would a smaller bull be used in a junior event?

They do not buck.They are more dangerous.They are less dangerous.They are not at all dangerous.

Question 4: Which sentence on page 24 is the caption?

Big bulls can be just as acrobatic as smaller bulls.Smaller bulls are used in junior and women's events.Livestock contractors provide bulls for rodeos.The largest bulls weigh up to 2,200 pounds.

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

noticeablewithdrawnhiddensame

Question 6: Valuable means

worth a lot of money.rare.not worth much money.easily lost.

Quiz

Question 1: Why did people start riding bulls?

It was necessary on the ranch.to tame the bulls.to sell the bulls.It was the next challenge after bronc riding.

Question 2: When was the PBR formed?

1983192319931920

Question 3: Why would bronco riding be a necessary ranch activity and not bull riding?

Bronc riding trains the horses for riding but there's no need to ride a bull.Bull are not present on a ranch.Bulls need to be ridden too.Women ride broncos and men ride bulls.

Question 4: This chapter was written to

teach us how to ride bulls.inform us about how bull riding started and how it has changed through the years.entertain us.convince us not to try such a dangerous sport.

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

keenvaguenonchalantdisappointed

Question 6: The word ameteur means

adversary.not professional.professional.expert.

Tag(s):Action Sports

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