Let’s go step by step to answer each question based on the story.
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Question 1: Is Jenny a morning person?
A “morning person” is someone who wakes up easily, feels alert in the morning, and likes starting the day early.
In the story:
- Jenny rolls over and squeezes her eyes shut when her mom calls.
- She presses her face into her pillow and snuggles under the covers — that means she doesn’t want to get up.
- She sighs and stays where she is even after being told she’ll be late.
- When she finally sits up, she drops back down onto the bed.
- Her mom has to yell at her to get out of bed because she’s missed the bus already.
All these actions show Jenny does NOT like waking up in the morning. She fights it every way she can.
✔ So, no — Jenny is
not a morning person.
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Question 2: How does Jenny feel about school?
Look at what happens when her mom says she has to go to school:
- Jenny thinks about the day ahead… then lets herself drop back down onto the bed. That shows she’s not excited — maybe even dreading it.
- Her mom says: “You’re sick and tired of having to go through this with you every day!” — which suggests Jenny often acts this way about school.
- Also, Jenny didn’t even try to get ready until her mom yelled and said she’d drive her — meaning she wasn’t motivated to go on her own.
She seems reluctant, unmotivated, and possibly unhappy or bored with school.
✔ Jenny feels
unhappy or unwilling about going to school. She doesn’t look forward to it.
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Question 3: How is her mother feeling?
Read what the mom says and does:
- First, she asks gently: “Jenny! Are you up?”
- Then she warns: “You’re going to be late!”
- Then she gets louder: “Get up right this instant!”
- Finally, she yells: “Jenny Abigail Mitchell! You get out of that bed right this instant! I am sick and tired of having to go through this with you every day!”
Also, she mentions: “I’m already missed the bus... I will drop you off at the school on my way to work.” — so now she’s changing her plans because of Jenny.
Her tone goes from calm → frustrated → angry → exhausted.
✔ Jenny’s mother is feeling
frustrated, annoyed, and tired of dealing with Jenny’s morning routine.
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Final Answer:
1. No, Jenny is not a morning person.
2. Jenny feels unhappy or unwilling about going to school.
3. Her mother is feeling frustrated, annoyed, and tired.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet drawing conclusions in reading.
