Sports: LeBron James — Reading Comprehension
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- • Reading comprehension practice
- • Auto-graded assessments
- • Literacy skill development
- • Reading practice at home
- • Comprehension improvement
- • Educational reading time
- • Reading curriculum support
- • Independent reading practice
- • Progress monitoring
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About This Reader
LeBron James was born on December 30, 1984, in Akron, Ohio. He had a challenging childhood, growing up in a single-parent household and moving frequently. Despite these difficulties, James excelled at basketball from a young age, earning the nickname "King James" for his exceptional skills.
James made history when he was drafted first overall in the 2003 NBA draft straight out of high school. Standing at 6'9" (2.06m) and weighing 250 pounds (113 kg), he combines size, strength, and agility in a way rarely seen in basketball. Known for his versatility, James can play and defend multiple positions on the court.
Throughout his career, James has won multiple NBA championships and MVP awards. Off the court, he's known for his philanthropic work, especially in education. In 2018, he opened the I Promise School in his hometown of Akron, providing education and support for at-risk children.
LeBron James continues to be a role model both on and off the court, showing young people the importance of using their talents to give back to their communities.
Where was LeBron James born?
Cleveland, OhioAkron, OhioChicago, IllinoisLos Angeles, CaliforniaWhat nickname did James earn in his youth?
The Chosen OneAir JamesKing JamesThe GOATIn what year was James drafted into the NBA?
2000200320062010What is unique about James' draft into the NBA?
He was drafted straight out of high schoolHe was the last pick in the draftHe was drafted by his hometown teamHe declined the draft initiallyWhat is the name of the school James opened?
LeBron James AcademyKing's SchoolI Promise SchoolAkron Elite AcademyWhat does James' school primarily focus on?
Training professional athletesTeaching advanced mathematicsProviding education for at-risk childrenPreparing students for college basketball
