Campfire Reflections

Students read a short story about a boy camping alone and then answer four multiple-choice questions about the passage. Questions assess understanding of mood, cause and effect, vocabulary interpretation, and evidence from the text. Learners must distinguish how the character’s feelings shift as the environment changes, identifying the moment he begins to feel lonely. This worksheet helps build reading comprehension while reinforcing awareness of emotional transitions in narrative text. Students practice selecting evidence-based answers and interpreting character experiences.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Multiple-Choice Comprehension

English Language Arts – Identifying Character Emotions

English Language Arts – Cause and Effect in Narrative Text

Social-Emotional Learning – Interpreting Emotional Change

This worksheet is part of our Alone vs. Lonely Worksheets collection.