Directions: Read the story “The Berenstain Bears Go to Camp.” Then choose the best answer (A, B, C, or D) for each question. Circle your answer.

1. At the beginning of the story, how does Sister Bear feel about going to camp?
   A. Very excited and ready to go
   B. Nervous and a little scared
   C. Angry and upset
   D. Bored and uninterested

2. Why do Mama and Papa Bear want Brother and Sister to go to Grizzly Bob’s Day Camp?
   A. So they will win prizes
   B. So they can learn new skills and have fun outdoors
   C. So they can miss school
   D. So they can meet famous bears

3. Which activity do the cubs do at camp that makes Sister feel more confident?
   A. Eating lunch in the mess hall
   B. Playing video games
   C. Trying new outdoor activities like boating or swimming
   D. Taking a nap in the cabin

4. What is special about the “pow-wow and sleep-out” at the end of camp?
   A. It takes place at the top of Skull Rock
   B. It happens at the school playground
   C. It is only for parents
   D. It is a quiet reading time

5. How does Brother Bear help Sister during the camp experience?
   A. He tells her to stay home
   B. He makes fun of her fears
   C. He encourages her and stays by her side
   D. He ignores her and only plays with friends

6. By the end of the story, what has changed for Sister Bear?
   A. She still hates camp and never wants to go again
   B. She is proud that she faced her fears and had fun
   C. She decides never to listen to Mama and Papa
   D. She wants to move to Skull Rock

7. What is one main lesson or message of this story?
   A. Camp is only for brave cubs
   B. It is better to stay home than try new things
   C. Facing fears and trying new experiences can be rewarding
   D. Parents should never send their cubs to camp

 

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