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Based on what you’ve learned about having a strong focus, which focus is the strongest?

A
deciding what shoes to wear to school
B
picking a poster to buy for my room
C
deciding what my favorite color is
D
overcoming a challenge in my life
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Choose the quote that most clearly shows readers that they are seeing the story from Jackie Robinson’s point of view.

A
“Montreal was the Brooklyn Dodgers' top farm club. The players who went there and made it had an excellent chance at the big time.”
B
“Abruptly, Mr. Rickey swung his swivel chair in my direction. He was a man who conducted himself with great drama.”
C
“I wasn't just another athlete being hired by a ball club. We were playing for big stakes.”
D
“My reactions seemed like some kind of weird mixture churning in a blender. I was thrilled, scared, and excited.”
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Read Robinson’s description of Branch Rickey. What picture does he create by using details?

A
Rickey moves slowly and hides what he is really thinking.
B
Rickey is confusing and easily misunderstood.
C
Rickey moves quickly and says whatever is on his mind.
D
Rickey is careful not to offend anyone with his words, which makes him seems shy.

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