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3rd Grade
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Celine Browne-roberts
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Character Traits Quiz

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Character Traits
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Character Traits
Most of the times character traits has to be inferred by the reader.
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Multiple Choice
Michelle's mother was very sick, so Michelle decided to make warm chicken soup for her mother. She also made sure that her mother went to the doctor's office, and that she stayed in bed. Michelle is showing which character trait?
Friendly
Caring
Mean
Selfish
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Multiple Choice
Jimmy was very busy last night playing soccer and taking care of his little sister. In fact, he was so busy that he forgot to do his homework. The next day, Jimmy told his teacher that he did his homework, but that his little sister threw it away. What character trait is Jimmy showing?
Dishonest
Honest
Smart
Nice
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Multiple Choice
Which of these traits is a NEGATIVE character trait?
Creative
Grumpy
Responsible
Smart
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Multiple Choice
Which of these traits is a POSITIVE character trait?
Selfish
Greedy
Friendly
Rude
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Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a clue to figure out a person's character traits?
Actions
Dialogue
Thoughts & Feelings
Friends
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which word best describes Lena?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
It seems like whenever there is work to be done, Isabel is nowhere to be found. She often says that she will do a task,
but then she never does. She spends most of her free time watching TV. What can the reader conclude about Isabel?
lazy
busy
dishonest
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Multiple Choice
Jay makes sure that he always pays attention in class. He never doodles or daydreams. He knows that what the teacher is saying is important! What can the reader conclude about Jay?
bored
distracted
attentive
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Multiple Choice
Sally always makes people feel welcome when they come to visit. She stops whatever she is doing and gives her guests her full attention. Not only that, she always seems to have a plate of freshly baked cookies to offer. What can the reader conclude about Sally?
lonely
friendly
hostile
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Multiple Choice
School has always been easy for Kayla. She seems to get good grades without hardly even trying. Her teacher gives her special advanced math work. Last year she won her school spelling bee and got first prize in the science fair. What can the reader conclude about Kayla?
lucky
persistent
smart
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Multiple Choice
Natalie asked her mother for the tenth time if it was time to go to the beach yet. She had been waiting all morning and could hardly stand it! What can the reader conclude about Natalie?
angry
impatient
energetic
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Multiple Choice
Thomas pushed his way to the front of the line. He grabbed his lunch tray without saying, "Thank you," to the server. While he was eating, he talked with his mouth full, and he left a mess of crumbs when he was done. What can the reader conclude about Thomas?
disgusting
rude
hungry
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Multiple Choice
Mrs. Jones knows that she can always count on Brad to follow directions, finish his work or help a classmate. Brad's friends trust him to keep his promises. Brad's parents never have to ask him twice to do his chores or go to bed on time. What can the reader conclude about Brad?
dependable
loyal
independent
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Multiple Choice
Allen stole Ben's cookies from his lunch bag. When Ben asked him about it, Allen lied. Later, Allen broke a glass. When his mother asked him who had broken the glass, Allen blamed his younger brother. Based on Allen the fact Allen blamed his brother, the reader can conclude his is being ________.
dishonest
unfriendly
trustworthy
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Multiple Choice
Josie's week is jam-packed. In addition to school, homework, and chores, she has soccer, band practice, ballet lessons, and girl scouts. She rarely has time to spend with her friends or watch TV. Which word best describe Josie?
happy
busy
nervous
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