Character's Behavior
What did Luther think about camping?
Luther was unsure and a bit scared about camping.
Where did Luther move from?
Luther moved from New York City.
Who invited Luther to go camping?
Josh and Billy invited Luther to go camping.
What does Luther's cousin think about camping?
Charlie thinks camping can be fun and exciting, despite Luther's worries.
What might camping symbolize for Luther?
Camping might symbolize adventure and overcoming fears for Luther.
How did Luther feel about being the new kid?
Luther felt lonely and anxious about being the new kid.
How far away are Luther's neighbors?
Luther's neighbors were a bike ride away over a bumpy road.
What did Luther say when he was first invited?
Luther initially said "Sure" when invited to go camping.
What season does the camping trip take place?
The camping trip takes place during spring break.
Why does Charlie believe camping is fun?
Charlie believes camping is fun because it offers freedom and bonding with friends.
What did Luther worry about while camping?
Luther worried about bears and being alone in the woods.
How does Luther travel to school now?
Luther now travels to school by a yellow school bus.
What did Luther's cousin do when he heard about the camping trip?
Charlie expressed enthusiasm about the camping trip when he heard about it.
What did Josh and Billy say about going camping?
Josh and Billy described camping as fun and exciting.
What lesson might Luther learn from this experience?
Luther might learn to face his fears and try new experiences.
How did Luther’s feelings change about the camping trip?
Luther initially felt excited but then began to have doubts about camping.
What kind of environment does Luther find in the country?
Luther finds a rural environment with woods and dirt instead of city sidewalks.
What did Luther do when he got home?
Luther arrived home and expressed his worries to Charlie.
How does the story show the difference between city life and country life?
The story shows the difference by highlighting Luther's fear of the wild compared to the safety of the city.
What does the conversation with Charlie reveal about family traditions?
The conversation reveals that family traditions and stories can encourage connection and courage.
Why did Luther hesitate to accept the invitation?
Luther hesitated because he had never been camping before and was afraid of the outdoors.
What are some characteristics of Luther’s old neighborhood?
Luther's old neighborhood had close neighbors, sidewalks, and buildings, which felt safer.
What did Charlie suggest to make camping better for Luther?
Charlie suggested that he could come along on the camping trip to support Luther.
What are some activities Charlie mentioned about camping?
Charlie mentioned activities like making a fire, sleeping in a sleeping bag, and fishing.
How does the story illustrate the theme of overcoming fears?
The story illustrates the theme of overcoming fears by showing Luther's journey from doubt to excitement about camping.