thoughtful

selfish

clumsy

patient

confident

confused

embarrassed

clever

were angry with Anthony

felt sorry for Anthony

thought Anthony did not have breakfast

thought what happened was funny

greedy

responsible

selfish

grateful

A. He began to worry when he saw the smoke and flames.

B. He wanted to be brave and put the fire out with a garden hose.

C. He is angry that the fire woke him up at night.

D. He wanted to be helpful and care for his neighbors.

A. “...jumped out of bed and shouted, ‘Fire, fire!’”

B. “‘Crawl to the front door...’”

C. “...called the fire department and met the family outside with blankets to keep them warm.”

D. “Twenty seconds later, Hannah’s family was safely out of the house.”

A. “Flying into a wild rage, the bear used his claws to begin destroying the nest.”

B. “The bear began to nose around the log cautiously to find out if any bees were at home.”

C. “The poor bear ran for his life...”

D. “One day a bear was wandering around the woods...””

A. “...and was only able to save himself by jumping in a river.”

B. “...stung the bear sharply on the nose...”

C. “Flying into a wild rage, the bear used his claws to begin destroying the nest.”

D. “The bear began to nose around the log cautiously to find out if any bees were at home.”

A. Kristen enjoys taking care of Bailey.

B. Kristen is trustworthy and reliable.

C. Kristen is being paid by Ms. Little to pet sit.

D. Kristen is a forgetful and careless.

A. “Here is what to do:”

B. “Give him 2 scoops of dog food...”

C. “Here are the keys to our house to let yourself in.

We are so glad that we can count on you!”

D. “P.S. We’ll bring you back a nice souvenir...”

curious

angry

confused

tired

thankful

annoyed

A. He feels tired because of the long walk home.

B. He is cautious and wants to make sure nothing bad happens.

C. He is confident nothing bad will happen to him.

D. He feels impatient and cannot wait until he gets home.

A. “‘Black cats are bad luck! I better be careful while walking home.’”

B. “‘Maybe black cats are not bad luck after all.’”

C. “All of a sudden, his feet slipped from under him.”

D. “He had accidentally stepped on his skateboard that he left on the ground.”

A. “‘Oh no,’ he thought. ‘Black cats are bad luck!’”

B. “‘I better be careful while walking home.’”

C. “‘Maybe black cats are not bad luck after all.’”

D. “He re-tied his shoelaces so he would not trip and fall.”