Daniel's Camp Trip Experiences

Daniel Martin, a 13-year-old boy, is reluctant to attend Camp Eagle Nest, a camp for wealthy kids, preferring to spend his summer in the Rocky Mountains with his Uncle Schmitty. Despite his mother's hard work to send him to camp, Daniel struggles with the idea due to his experiences at school where he is bullied and labeled as a slow learner. As he departs for camp, he encounters bullies on the van, making the journey even more daunting.

What does Daniel hope will happen to cancel the trip to Camp Eagle Nest?

• The van will break down.

• A storm will occur.

• His mother will change her mind.

• The camp will close.

Why is the camp trip important to Daniel's mother?

• She believes Daniel needs a break from school.

• She wants Daniel to have fun for a change.

• She wants Daniel to make new friends.

• She hopes Daniel will learn new skills.

Where did Daniel prefer to spend his summers?

• In the Rocky Mountains with Uncle Schmitty.

• In the city with his mother.

• At a different summer camp.

• At the beach with friends.

How is Daniel treated at school?

• He is teased and called names.

• He is popular and well-liked.

• He is ignored by most students.

• He is respected for his intelligence.

What is Daniel's initial impression of the van driver?

• The driver is talkative and humorous.

• The driver is strict and unfriendly.

• The driver is cheerful and friendly.

• The driver is quiet and reserved.

Who is Daniel's worst nightmare among the passengers?

• Troy Dennis

• Scotty Howard

• The van driver

• Brandon March

What does the driver forbid during the journey?

• Reading and writing

• Eating and drinking

• Sleeping and resting

• Loud talking and music