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Authors use a character's actions to help readers understand _____.

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Inferring a Character's Feelings by Their Actions: Lesson for Kids Worksheet

1.

The teacher entered the room, slammed the door, and stomped to her desk.

Based on the actions of the teacher, how does she most likely feel?

2.

The girl quietly sat down in a seat in the back corner of the room. She opened a book and began to read, avoiding eye contact with those around her.

Based on her actions, how does the girl most likely feel?

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

You can use the quiz and worksheet to figure out how much you understand about finding a character's feelings through their actions. For the quiz, you need to know about different emotions.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

You can check your understanding of:

  • An emotion where children pace at the window when they see snow because school might get canceled
  • Inferring feelings
  • The purpose of the author using a character's actions

Skills Practiced

  • Learning practice - use what you learned to answer questions about inferring different types of feelings from characters
  • Remembering details - remember what you learned about the different feelings a character can have
  • Reading awareness - make sure that you know the most important information from the lesson on finding a character's feelings by actions

Additional Learning

Look at the lesson called Inferring a Character's Feelings by Their Actions: Lesson for Kids. It helps you review more about:

  • The meaning of infer
  • Types of emotions a character can have
  • The importance of a character's emotions
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