Wild Things

Where did Luther and his family move to from New York City?

• an island in the Caribbean

• a house in a small town

• an almond and pistachio farm

• a campground in the South

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How does Luther feel after saying he’ll go camping with Josh and Billy?

• He is excited to ride skateboards there.

• He is worried that he won't like camping.

• He is confused at why they invited him.

• He is sad remembering his old friends.

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“‘Wait up, now, Luther,’ Charlie said. ‘They want you to go camping? Those were some of the best times I ever had.’

‘I don’t know, Charlie, it sounds dirty and cold to me,’ Luther replied.

‘It could be, but think about it this way: You make a fire with your buddies. You sleep in a sleeping bag. You go fishing with a pole.’

‘What about the poor fish?’ Luther asked.

‘Some people eat them. Some people throw them back. Camping lets you figure out how you want to act. It’s real freedom,’ Charlie answered.”

What conclusion can you draw from this evidence?

• Charlie gives Luther new things to be scared of when camping.

• Charlie tells Luther that he is worried because he is responsible.

• Charlie gets upset because Luther will be leaving him to go camping.

• Charlie helps Luther see the positive and fun side of camping.

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Why is Luther excited about going camping in the end?

• It will help him make new friends.

• It will help him practice skateboarding.

• It will help him learn about cowboys.

• It will help him see his old friends.

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What is one main theme of this story?

• The families of cowboys from long ago are supposed to be good campers.

• You can make new friends by talking to people about your favorite things to eat.

• Moving to a new place can be exciting if you are getting your own room.

• Be open to new experiences by focusing on the good that can come from them.

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What does Luther initially think about camping?

• He thinks it will be dirty and cold.

• He believes it will be a thrilling adventure.

• He is eager to learn about nature.

• He is indifferent and has no opinion.

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How does Charlie try to change Luther's mind about camping?

• By explaining the freedom and fun of camping.

• By telling him scary stories about the woods.

• By promising to bring lots of snacks.

• By offering to teach him how to skateboard.

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Definition: To stop or pause because of an unsure feeling

• agree
• decide
• confirm
• hesitate

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What is the definition of freedom?

• Freedom means doing whatever you want without consequences.
• Freedom is the absence of all laws.
• Freedom is a state of being without any responsibilities.
• Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint.

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Definition: Having or showing doubt; questioning

• Freedom

• Skeptical

• Concerned

• Expression

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