Happy Campers Questions

“When a kid becomes a cancer patient, it can be difficult to feel like anything but a cancer patient.”

Based on the text above, which statement explains why the Sunrise Day camp is so important?

• Kids with cancer are not treated fairly at school.

• Kids with cancer are often jealous of kids without cancer.

• The treatments for cancer are hard and families are sad about them having cancer.

• The constant treatments and hospitalizations leave kids with cancer not feeling like kids.

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A reader can make the following inference about kids with cancer based on the textual evidence below:

"Cancer causes many kids to miss weeks of school. Some kids are out for months."

• Kids with cancer have lots of fun during the camp.

• Learning is often impacted due to lots of treatments and hospitalization

• Kids with cancer often miss out on quality time with their parents, that is why the camp is important.

• Kids with cancer have lots of doctor appointments.

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What can you infer from the statement below:

“Most cancers require a treatment known as chemotherapy, which can leave kids weak and tired—and often temporarily bald.”

• People often donate hair to kids with cancer to make them feel like other kids.

• Most people with cancer like to shave their heads to raise money.

• Various chemicals in the treatments have positive effects on the hair growth and retention.

• Various chemicals in the treatment have negative effects on hair growth and retention.

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. Which sentence below best summarizes the article “Happy Campers”?

• Chemotherapy can cause hair loss

• Sunrise Day Camp helps kids with cancer and their families.

• Most kids who get cancer survive.

• Competition between siblings is normal.

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Which line from the article supports the summary of the article?

• “Cancer is rare among children.”

• "There are surgeries.”

• "Sunrise is a special and amazing place for the children and the parents.’”

• "I love looking at the kids and seeing how happy they are.’”

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Which of the following statements is supported by both “Happy Campers” and “Bald Heads Raise Big Bucks”?

• St. Baldrick’s has raised millions of dollars for childhood cancer research.

• Cancer treatment can be very expensive.

• Cancer treatment can cause hair loss.

• Sunrise Day Camp is located in New York.

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4. Which of the following problems is NOT mentioned in “Happy Campers”?

• the cost of treatment

• agonizing worry

• the fear that siblings will get cancer too

• siblings feeling ignored

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Sunrise Day Camp welcomes siblings of kids who have cancer, even when the siblings are healthy. What is the author's purpose of including this supporting detail?

• to prove that the bond between siblings is important and to build the stronger relationships in families

• to prove to the reader that sibling rivalries are healthy for all sibling relationships

• to prove that something needs to be done about families splitting up when someone is diagnosed with cancer

• to show how Sunrise Day Camp supports child care so kids with cancer can have treatments

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Sunrise counselors wear hats or bandanas to look like campers who are covering their bald heads. This act could best be described as showing ______ towards kids with cancer.

• humor

• sympathy

• compassion

• empathy

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.Sunrise is the ______ full-summer day camp for kids with cancer and their siblings.

• largest

• only

• most expensive

• best

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