Scout's Honor: Characterization

What does the narrator's decision to camp in New Jersey suggest about his character?

• He enjoys nature and solitude

• He wants to prove his toughness

• He is afraid of disappointing his parents

• He prefers city life over camping

How does the narrator's attitude toward the Scout motto change during the story?

• He becomes more committed to it

• He ignores it completely

• He begins to question its practicality

• He uses it to impress others

What do the narrator's interactions with his friends reveal about his personality?

• He is shy and avoids conflict

• He is competitive and proud

• He is dishonest and manipulative

• He is indifferent to their opinions

What does the narrator's reaction to the urban setting of New Jersey reveal?

• He is excited by the challenge

• He is surprised and disappointed

• He feels at home in the city

• He wants to explore more

What does the narrator's internal conflict show about his character?

• He is confident and decisive

• He struggles with identity and expectations

• He is unaware of his surroundings

• He is focused only on winning

How does the narrator's idea of being 'tough' change by the end of the excerpt?

• He realizes toughness means physical strength

• He learns toughness is about emotional control

• He sees toughness as following rules

• He believes toughness is about being alone

Which ironic moment best reveals the narrator's true character?

• He brags about camping but wants to go home

• He gets lost in the woods

• He forgets his Scout handbook

• He enjoys the city more than nature

How does the narrator's experience challenge his identity as a Scout?

• He becomes more loyal to the Scout motto

• He questions if her fits in the Scout image

• He fits the Scout image

• He becomes the Scout leader

How does the narrator's growth over the story suggest?

• He becomes more proud of his actions

• He learns to rely on others

• He becomes more self-aware

• He ignores his mistakes

If the narrator retold this story as an adult, how might his tone change?

• He would be more humorous and reflective

• He would be angry and bitter

• He would be proud and boastful

• He would be confused and uncertain