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WorksheetsA Week in the Woods Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Match the character with the correct description
Leon
groundskeeper, gardener, and chauffeur
Jason Frazier
student who broke one rule at the week in the woods
Mark
5th grade child used to getting everything he wanted
Anya
housekeeper and cook for the Chelmsley family
Mr. Maxwell
5th grade science teacher at Hardy Elementary
What is a week in the woods program?
summer camp
an outdoor nature studies program for 5th graders
a special program for rich children
a reward for the best behaved students
What happened to Mr. Maxwell’s Hindenburg lesson and demonstration?
The balloon burned up.
It failed to light
Mr. Maxwell used the wrong chemical
Mark told the class what would happen before the demonstration
Why did discovering time made Mark feel rich for the first time in his life?
Mark was able to go camping
Mark had a chance to explore the barn.
Mark had free time to do the things he wanted.
Mark was able to learn to snowshoe.
What did Mark ask his father to bring him from the New York House?
his favorite photos
a special penny
his lucky t-shirt
his snow skis
Why did Mark walk up and start talking to the group of kids after his night in the barn?
They looked like cool friends
He heard them making fun of him
Leon convinced him to talk to them
He realized he had been a jerk at school
The protagonist, the main character of the story that has a conflict that must be solved, was
Mr. Maxwell
Jason
Mark
Mrs. Leghorn
What was Mr. Maxwell’s opinion about Mark when he turned in his week in the woods form?
He was spoiled
He was ungrateful
He was disrespectful
all of the above
The antagonist, the person, thing, or situation that causes a conflict for the main character, was
Mr. Maxwell
Mark
Jason
Mrs. Leghorn
Why did Mark feel like “his ears were growing” when he and Leon camped out?
His ears were really cold
The animals were really loud
He felt completely surrounded by nature and could hear every sound
none of the above
T/F: At first, Mr. Maxwell thought Mark was a good, smart student
True
False
T/F: Mark took the blame for Jason bringing a knife to camp
True
False
T/F: Since Mark brought his bedroom furniture to the new house, it felt the same
True
False
T/F: Everyone in Whitson, New Hampshire was curious who owned the recently remodeled house
True
False
Mr. Maxwell didn’t like his teaching job
True
False
