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"Field Day Champion" by Kelly Hashway, but the actual story text is missing from the image. The worksheet includes comprehension questions based on the story, but without the full narrative, it's impossible to provide accurate answers.
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1. What does this mean?
> "They were in first place, and Andy could already feel the medal around his neck."
- This is a
figurative expression — not literal.
- It means Andy was so confident they’d win that he
imagined himself winning.
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✔ Correct answer: d. He was close to winning a medal, and he imagined himself wearing it.
> *Why not the others?*
> - a & b: The medal isn't physically there yet.
> - c: No mention of wanting to take it off.
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2. What were the names of Andy’s teammates?
- You’ll need to
read the story to find out who was on Andy’s team.
- Look for sentences where characters are introduced or mentioned as part of a team.
- Example: If the story says “Andy, Rachel, and Tim were on the same team,” then those are the names.
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Answer: (Fill in based on the story)
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3. Do you think Andy was a good sport or a sore loser? Explain.
- This is an
opinion-based question, but you must support it with evidence.
- Look for:
- Did Andy celebrate when others won?
- Did he complain if he lost?
- Did he try hard and accept the outcome?
✔ Example answer:
> Andy was a good sport because even though his team didn’t win, he still smiled and gave high-fives to the winners. He showed respect and enjoyed the game.
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4. How did Andy feel when he received his medal?
- Check the story for
emotions described when Andy got the medal.
- Words like “proud,” “happy,” “excited” would point to
c. proud.
- If he said something like “I’m not happy,” or threw the medal down, it might be
a or b.
✔ Likely answer:
c. proud
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5. Choose the best definition for “mimicked.”
> "Andy watched Rachelle and mimicked everything she did."
- “Mimicked” means to
copy someone’s actions.
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✔ Correct answer:
b. copied
> Why not others?
> - a. “made fun of” = mockery (not necessarily implied)
> - c. “talked about” – doesn’t match action
> - d. “cheered for” – opposite of copying
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