Paragraphs 8 and 9 are mainly a description of — A. the way the author and Kenny worked together to push the wagon along
B. the typical routine the author followed when he went to the grocery store
C. the different neighbors the author saw on the way to the grocery store
D. the safety measures the author took when walking along the shoulder of the road

Which event in the story causes Teresa to reevaluate her talent as a long jumper?
A. Teresa watches another girl jump a long distance.
B. Teresa’s mother suggests that she practice more.
C. Teresa’s first jump does not impress Coach Jennings.
D. Teresa declines to take her second jump.

Why did the author tell Kenny to turn the wagon around in paragraph 12?
A. He noticed that the groceries were not in the wagon with Kenny.
B. He was satisfied seeing only a small part of the other street.
C. He remembered that his mother was waiting for them to come home.
D. He decided that the new experience was not worth getting in trouble.

The author describes his experience in a way that highlights —
A. how significant he thought going to the next street was when he was five years old
B. how long it took him to push the wagon to the neighborhood store when he was a boy
C. how important it was for him to take care of his little brother when they were younger
D. how much he worried about following his mother’s rules when he was a child