Beany's Camp Adventure

What is Beany's difficult goal to meet at camp?

• To make new friends

• To dive into the lake

• To see birds outside

• To sit on the grass

Who encouraged Beany by saying it was okay to dive?

• The teacher

• Skye

• Carol Ann

• Daisy

What did Beany do when she was on the raft and looked into the water?

• She dived immediately

• She started to shake and backed away

• She laughed and hugged Skye

• She ran around in big circles

What advice did Daisy give Beany to help her dive?

• "Hold your nose with one hand and dive with the other."

• "Bend your knees and let yourself fall forward."

• "Just sit on the grass and watch."

• "Laugh and hug each other."

What did Beany pretend to be with Skye and Carol Ann after watching the birds?

• Fish swimming in the lake

• Camp counselors

• Birds flying

• Trees standing still

What was the main character's concern about going into the water?

• They were afraid they wouldn't be able to swim back to the raft.

• They were worried about going too deep and not coming up.

• They were concerned about the water being too cold.

• They were scared of the fish in the lake.

Who was there to support the main character as they tried to swim?

• Skye

• Daisy

• Their baby birds

• The narrator's parents

What did the main character do after Daisy encouraged them?

• They decided not to swim and went back to the cabin.

• They shook the jitters out, took deep breaths, and got in position to swim.

• They immediately jumped into the water without hesitation.

• They waited for more people to come and help.

What happened when the main character finally let themselves fall into the water?

• They sank to the bottom and couldn't get up.

• They swam perfectly without any help.

• They laughed and enjoyed the water as they went down.

• They felt the water laughing around them and came up to the top.

How did the main character feel after their swimming experience?

• They were so happy they started to cry.

• They were disappointed with their performance.

• They were indifferent and did not want to swim again.

• They were angry at Daisy for making them swim.