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It defines character traits and provides example trait words for practice. Using the book description of Hotel for Dogs by Lois Duncan, students answer questions that connect characters’ words and actions to specific traits such as mean, brave, rude, and trustworthy. 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It doesn’t start out funny, though. Bruce and Andi’s family has just moved to a new town. Bruce is in sixth grade and Andi is in fourth grade. They are staying at their aunt’s house until their parents find a new home. Bruce and Andi aren’t very happy about this because their dog, Bebe, can’t stay at Aunt Alice’s house with them. Aunt Alice is allergic to dogs!  \nOn their first day at Aunt Alice’s house, their aunt introduces Bruce and Andi to Jerry, who lives next door. Jerry is Bruce’s age, and he has a dog named Red Rover.  \nLater that day, Bruce and Andi see Jerry and Red Rover in Jerry’s front yard. Jerry is pushing Red Rover and trying to make him pull a wagon. Bruce runs over and tells Jerry that Red Rover won’t like him if he keeps treating him that way, but Jerry tells Bruce to mind his own business. Jerry then shoves Andi out of the way and starts to leave. He calls Red Rover to come with him, but Red Rover moves closer to Bruce instead.  \nBruce and Andi miss Bebe very much. When Andi walks home from school each day, she pretends that Bebe is walking along behind her. One rainy morning, Andi sees a cute little white dog sitting on Aunt Alice’s porch to stay dry. She picks up the dog and pets it, wishing she could keep it. When she comes home from school later that day and goes into her closet, she finds the little white dog there on the floor   along with three tiny puppies! Andi doesn’t know what to do. She knows the dog can’t stay in Aunt Alice’s house. She is afraid that if she tells Bruce, he will tell their parents, and then the dog and her puppies will have to go.  \nIn the end, Andi tells Bruce the truth, and he helps her keep the secret. Together, they find an empty house nearby and bring the little dog and her puppies there. They make a cozy bed for the dogs and visit every day to feed them, play with them and keep the house clean.  \nSoon after, Red Rover runs away from Jerry and shows up at the same house where Bruce and Andi are hiding the dogs. They decide to let Red Rover stay too.  \nBefore long, the house starts to feel like a real dog hotel! More dogs arrive, and Bruce and Andi finally share their secret with two friends. The  \nfriends help out, but things quickly become more and more chaotic. To find out what happens next, you’ll have to read Hotel for Dogs.  \nThink about the characters’ actions and what they show about who the characters are.  \n1. Bruce and Andi saw Jerry trying to get Red Rover to pull a wagon. What does this show about what Jerry is like?  \na. friendly to animals  \nb. mean to animals  \nc. brave all the time  \n2. Bruce told Jerry that he shouldn’t treat Red Rover that way. What does this show that Bruce is like? Why do you say this?  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n____________________________________________________________________________  \n3. Jerry told Bruce to mind his own business and shoved Andi out of the way. What does this show about what Jerry is like?  \na. rude  \nb. funny  \nc. calm  \n4. Andi told Bruce about the dog and its puppies, and Bruce kept the secret. What does this show about what Bruce is like? Why do you say this?  \n______________________________________","cbCaivxgbanAheEl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivxgbanAheEl","pdf",138029,"English","# Character Analysis\n## Character Traits and Examples\n## Hotel for Dogs Summary\n## Reading Questions\n## Answers","[{\"question\":\"What is character analysis in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"Character analysis is using clues from the text to understand a character—who they are, how they act, and why they act that way.\"},{\"question\":\"How do students answer the questions about Hotel for Dogs?\",\"answer\":\"Students connect the characters’ words and actions to character traits and use text evidence to justify their answers.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the worksheet ask for in question 6?\",\"answer\":\"Students choose one additional character trait for each character (Andi, Bruce, and Jerry) and explain why they would describe them that way.\"}]","Grade 5 Reading Worksheet - Character Analysis - Hotel for Dogs | PDF",1791792204]