Character Feelings

slammed the door. "You never let me go anywhere!" she screamed. How does Abby feel?

• sad

• happy

• angry

Maria woke up early on Saturday morning and looked outside the window. The sun was out and the sky was clear. She shouted, "It's the perfect day to go to the beach!"

• angry

• excited

• confident

• frustrated

David sat on the chair. He looked at the dentist walking towards him holding a small mirror and a sharp pointed tool. He started sweating and clenching his fists.

• sad

• bored

• scared

• hungry

It was my turn to give the report. I slowly walked to the front of the classroom and my hands started to sweat. When I turned to face them, I couldn't speak.

• happy

• nervous

• confident

• surprised

How might a student relate to the Little Red Hen's experience?

• By remembering a time they baked bread alone.

• By recalling a time they felt proud of completing a project by themselves.

• By thinking of a time they went to a farm.

• By remembering a time they saw a hen.

Ava glared at her teacher as he explained the project. It was just too much! (How does Ava feel?)

• determined

• excited

• overwhelmed

At the beginning of the story, James feels —   

• A fortunate to be leaving home

• B angry about missing his birthday

• C nervous about going to New York

• D happy to be visiting Uncle Romie

Reread the passage and answer the question: Does the narrator know what the characters are thinking and feeling? List examples from the text.

In “Rules of the Game,” how does Waverly feel about her mother’s involvement in her chess playing?

• happy

• proud

• puzzled

• annoyed

How did Charlie feel about going back to Raleigh?

• She was excited to see her Mom.

• She did not want to leave Bertha and Gus, Wishbone, and Howard.

• She thought it would be great to live with Jackie again.

• She was excited Scrappy was coming home too.