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Let's solve each question by inferring the character’s feelings based on their actions, words, and context. Here's a breakdown of each:

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1. Maria woke up early on Saturday morning and looked outside the window. The sun was out and the sky was clear. She shouted, "It's the perfect day to go to the beach!"



- Clues: Woke up early, sunny weather, shouting with excitement.
- "Perfect day" and shouting suggest enthusiasm.
- Answer: B) excited

Correct Answer: B. excited

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2. David sat on the chair. He looked at the dentist walking towards him holding a small mirror and a sharp pointed tool. He started sweating and clenching his fists.



- Clues: Dentist approaching with tools, sweating, clenching fists — signs of fear or anxiety.
- These are physical reactions associated with being scared.
- Answer: B) scared

Correct Answer: B. scared

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3. It was my turn to give the report. I slowly walked to the front of the classroom and my hands started to sweat. When I turned to face them, I couldn't speak.



- Clues: Slow walk, sweaty hands, unable to speak — classic signs of nervousness.
- This is not confidence (A), surprise (B), or happiness (D).
- Answer: C) nervous

Correct Answer: C. nervous

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4. Molly won first place in the International Spelling Bee Contest. She had a big smile on her face as she received her trophy and prize.



- Clues: Won first place, big smile, receiving trophy — all indicate pride and accomplishment.
- “Big smile” shows joy, but the context is achievement → proud.
- Answer: D) proud

Correct Answer: D. proud

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5. Abby stomped to her room and slammed the door. "You never let me go anywhere!" she screamed. How does Abby feel?



- Clues: Stomping, slamming door, yelling — these are strong indicators of anger.
- Her words show frustration and resentment.
- Answer: B) angry

Correct Answer: B. angry

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6. The car pulled up in the driveway. "Finally," Emily said with a sigh. It felt like they had been driving for days. How is Emily feeling?



- Clues: "Finally" + a sigh + long drive — implies relief after a long, tiring journey.
- The word "finally" suggests she’s glad it’s over.
- While not listed as an option here, the best fit from common choices would be:
- Relieved, but since that's not an option, we look at what's given.

Wait — the options aren’t shown for question 6 in your image. But assuming standard multiple-choice options (based on similar quizzes), likely options might include:

> A) happy
> B) tired
> C) bored
> D) relieved

But since only A, B, C, D are labeled, and no text under them, we must infer.

However, based on "Finally" and a sigh, the most accurate feeling is relief, possibly mixed with tiredness.

But if we have to pick from typical options, and assuming the choices are:

> A) happy
> B) tired
> C) bored
> D) relieved

Then D) relieved is best.

But since only A, B, C, D are labeled without words, and the image cuts off, we can’t see the actual options.

But from context:

- “Finally” = relief
- Sigh = exhaustion or relief
- “Felt like they’d been driving for days” = fatigue

So likely answer is: tired or relieved.

If tired is an option, that’s plausible.

But if relieved is an option, that's better.

Since the options aren't visible, we can't definitively choose, but based on the context, the strongest inference is:

➡️ Emily feels relieved and possibly tired.

If forced to pick one, "tired" is more directly supported by “felt like they had been driving for days.”

But "finally" and sigh point to relief.

So depending on available options:

- If relieved is an option → D
- If tired is an option → B
- If happy → maybe, but less accurate than relief

👉 Best inference: relieved, but without seeing options, we can’t assign a letter.

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Final Answers (with explanations):



| Question | Answer | Reason |
|--------|--------|-------|
| 1 | B. excited | Shouting about a perfect day indicates excitement |
| 2 | B. scared | Sweating and clenching fists show fear |
| 3 | C. nervous | Sweaty hands, inability to speak = nervousness |
| 4 | D. proud | Winning and smiling at a trophy = pride |
| 5 | B. angry | Slamming door and screaming = anger |
| 6 | Likely: tired or relieved | "Finally" and sigh after long trip → relief/tiredness |

⚠️ For Question 6, please check the options in your original quiz. If the choices are:

> A) happy
> B) tired
> C) sad
> D) bored

Then B) tired is best.

If:

> A) happy
> B) angry
> C) relieved
> D) surprised

Then C) relieved is best.

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Let me know if you want help completing the rest of the 15 questions!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of character feelings worksheet.
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