Campfire Songs

What is shown in line 2 of the play?

• The cast of characters

• the scene number

• the characters' dialogue

• the play's setting

In Scene 1, at what point does the Racoon first see the humans?

• lines 1 and 2

• line 4

• line 6

• lines 7 and 8

What do the animals decide to do after they see the humans?

• run away from them

• scare them

• play music with them

• watch them

In scene 1, what is Racoon's point of view about the humans?

• He thinks they will harm the forest.

• He thinks they might do something strange.

• He thinks they might give the animals food.

• He thinks they will run away from the animals.

Part A

What does line 10 tell the readers about Bear's point of view?

• He does not understand that humans are cooking fish.

• He does not like that humans started a fire in the forest.

• He is angry that humans have food and he does not.

• He is itchy and scratches his head with his paw.

Part B

What detail best supports the correct response to Part A?

• He asks the humans what they are doing.

• He shakes his head and asks a question.

• He rubs his belly at the sight of fish.

• He wonders why his head is itching.

What does line 12 tell readers about Bobcat's Point of View?

• She wants the humans to tell more funny jokes.

• She hopes the humans share the puffy white blobs.

• She thinks humans are strange for not having paws.

• She thinks humans are silly for using tools to eat.

Part A

How does the animal's point of view about the humans change in scene 3?

• They find something about the humans that they like.

• They decide that the humans are not worth watching.

• They discover why the humans are sitting by the fire.

• They come up with a plan to scare the humans.

Part B

Which line best supports the answer to Part A?

• line 13

• line 14

• line 18

• line 20

Match the word to the correct description

• Title

• (He sighs and looks bored)

• Setting

• A dark green forest

• Characters

• Campfire Songs

• Stage Direction

• Campfire - an outdoor fire for cooking or warmth

• Text Feature - Word with definition

• Bear, Raccoon, and Bobcat