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J4- BORN TO DANCE
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Why does Jose call New York a "cemetery?"
His dream of being an artist ended there.
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We __________ the museum on our field trip.
toured
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Jose's dance moves were as smooth as silk. Is this an example of a metaphor or simile?
simile
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frustrated or disappointed by a lack of success
discouraged
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The tall building __________ over the town.
towered
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Why does the author describe Jose as "kicking like a roped steer" when he was born?
He was trying to suggest that even from birth Jose was always in motion
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Why did Jose move to New York?
He wanted to become an artist.
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Why does Jose feel nervous and shy on the night of his debut?
It was his first time performing in public.
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We marked a line at the __________ of the garden.
border
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I had my first play __________.
debut
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What do we learn about Jose's character as we read the story?
He is hard-working and determined.
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What was Jose's reaction when the other children laughed at his poor English?
He vowed to learn English better than anyone else.
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Feeling very sad.
mournful
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a performer’s first public performance
debut
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Why did the author write Jose Born to Dance?
He wanted to inform us about the famous dancer Jose Limon.
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Why did Jose's family move to Nogales?
They wanted to escape the civil war in Mexico.
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allowed or authorized to do something
permission
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Not willing to change your mind.
stubborn
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determined not to change one’s attitude or position
stubborn
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take a trip through places, sometimes to perform
toured
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pulling a heavy load
hauling
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The music sounded very __________ and sad.
mournful
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Was much taller than everything else.
towered
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Why does the author use Spanish words throughout the story?
He wants to demonstrate Jose's cultural background.
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Carrying or pulling something heavy.
hauling
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I felt __________ when I lost my book.
discouraged
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boundary or edge
border
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stood above something
towered
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sad because of death or loss
mournful
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The edge or line of a place.
border
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Winning the game was a great __________.
triumph
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He was __________ a big box across the room.
hauling
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Went around to see different places.
toured
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A big win or success.
triumph
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I asked my teacher for __________ to go to the park.
permission
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My friend is very __________; he never changes his mind.
stubborn
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Feeling like giving up.
discouraged
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How do Jose's feelings about New York City change?
He first sees it as a "shimmering city," then sees it as a "jungle of stone."
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Asking if you can do something.
permission
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a big victory or success
triumph
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