Character Traits worksheet for students to match sentences to appropriate personality traits.

I'll solve this "Character Traits" matching problem by analyzing each sentence and determining which character trait it best represents. I'll go through each one step-by-step.

First, let me look at the character traits provided:
A. calm
B. thoughtful
C. cold-hearted
D. wishy washy
E. irritable
F. procrastinating
G. active
H. rude

Now I'll analyze each sentence:

1. "Why did I do today, when I can do it tomorrow?" - This shows someone putting off tasks, which is procrastinating (F).

2. "I'm sorry you're not feeling well. Is there something I could help you with today?" - This shows consideration for others, which is thoughtful (B).

3. "I'll go with you. Well...um, I don't know. Maybe I won't go." - This shows indecisiveness, which is wishy washy (D).

4. "After school I am going to do my chores. Then I will probably go for a run. Then I'll play with my dog." - This shows someone who is busy and doing many activities, which is active (G).

5. "That is the worst haircut I have ever seen on you." - This is a harsh, critical comment, which is rude (H).

6. "That's not my problem." - This shows a lack of concern for others, which is cold-hearted (C).

7. "Hmm. Let's think this problem though carefully and see what we can do about it." - This shows careful consideration, which is thoughtful (B), but since B is already used, and this also shows calmness in handling a problem, it could be calm (A).

Let me double-check #7. The phrase "think this problem through carefully" suggests a calm, measured approach rather than being rushed or emotional. So calm (A) fits better here.

The completed matching would be:
1. F (procrastinating)
2. B (thoughtful)
3. D (wishy washy)
4. G (active)
5. H (rude)
6. C (cold-hearted)
7. A (calm)

Note: The directions state "Not all character traits will be used," so it's okay that E (irritable) is not matched to any sentence.

This completes the solution to the character traits matching problem.