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There are two types of character traits:  \n􀀁 Internal character traits describe a character's personality. They are based on what the character does, thinks, says and feels.  \n􀀁 External character traits describe how a character looks. They are based on what you can see about the character from the outside.  \nFirst, read the story and think about Grumble’s character traits:  \nDeep in the forest, past the tallest trees and the widest rivers, lived avery tall, very green ogre named Grumble.  \nMost people expect ogres to be messy and mean, but Grumble wasn’t like that at all. His little wooden house had a clean stone path, a flower garden and a doormat that read,“Wipe Your Feet!”  \nOne morning, Grumble swept his front step and shook out his rugs. The birds chirped happily in the trees. Just as he finished, there was a knock atthe door.  \nIt was Benny the Rabbit and Willow the Fox.  \n“Grumble, we need help!” Benny said.  \n“Our picnic is ruined!” Willow said.“A big storm blew through last night, and now there’s mud everywhere!”  \nGrumble scratched his lumpy, green chin.“Hm, okay. I’ll try to fix it,”he said kindly.  \nAt the picnic spot, soggy leaves and broken branches covered the ground. Grumble rolled up his sleeves. With just a few big scoops of his giant hands, the mess was gone. Next, he set up the picnic blanket.  \n“The blanket is all wet from the storm, though!” Benny said.  \nGrumble picked the blanket back up and wrung it out with his hands. Then he spread it out across a rock that was already hot from the sun. The blanket dried in minutes!  \nWillow grinned.“Wow, Grumble! That’s so smart!”  \nGrumble dusted off his hands and smiled.“Now, let’s eat!”  \nThe three friends sat together, enjoying their lunch. Benny and Willow didn’t even notice Grumble’s bumpy green skin or his giant nose. Eventhough he looked like a normal ogre, they only saw their kind, helpful friend.  \nWhen the picnic was over, Willow and Benny rolled up the blanket. Before they could leave, Grumble held up a finger.“Not so fast,” he said.“Did you clean up your crumbs?”  \nThe two animals laughed and quickly threw away the last bits of food.  \n“Good!” Grumble said with a big smile.“I want ants in my forest!”  \nWith that, Grumble waved goodbye and walked home, his giant feet making soft thudson the forest floor.  \nThen, sort these character traits into internal character traits and external character traits:  \nCharacter traits  \nbig impatient tiny nice  \nneat beautiful green witty  \nshort adventurous a good friend ugly  \nInternal character traits  \nExternal character traits  \nFinally, choose two internal character traits and two external character traits to describe the main character. Use details from the story to explain why you chose each one:  \nInternal character traits  \nInternal Trait \\#1:  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \nInternal Trait \\#2:  \nI choose this trait because  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \nExternal character traits  \nExternal Trait \\#1:  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \nExternal Trait \\#2:  \nI choose this trait because  \n_______________________________  \n_______________________________  \nAnswers  \nSorting character traits:  \nInternal character traits  \n- neat  \n- adventurous  \n- a good friend  \n- nice  \n- impatient  \n- witty  \nChoosing character traits:  \nAccept any variation of the following:  \nInternal character traits  \nNice: The story says that Grumble speaks kindly and does things to help his friends.  \nA good friend: The story explains that Grumble likes to help his friends. For example, he helps his friends get ready for a picnic.  \nNeat: Grumble cares about his house being clean, he cleansup the picnic spot and hereminds others to clean up too!  \nExternal character traits  \n- big  \n- tiny  ","cbCaic20T5CPbC98","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaic20T5CPbC98","pdf",124779,"English","# Character traits\n## Internal character traits\n## External character traits\n# Read the story: Grumble\n# Sort the traits\n## Internal character traits\n## External character traits\n# Choose traits and explain why","[{\"question\":\"What is the difference between internal and external character traits?\",\"answer\":\"Internal traits describe a character’s personality and are based on what they think, say, do, and feel. 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