The Sick Lion Adapted from Aesop’s Fables 1. A hungry Lion felt he was too old to hunt. 2. So, he told all the animals he was sick, and they came to visit him. 3. Then, the Lion ate them. 4. Fox decided to visit Lion and wish him well. 5. As he got closer to the cave, Fox thought, where did all the animals go? 6. So, Fox stood far from the cave and asked Lion how he was. 7. "I am very weak," said the Lion. 8. He needs to come closer, so I can eat him, thought Lion. 9. "Come talk with me." 10. "No, thank you," said Fox. 11. "I see many animals going into your cave, but none coming out.” What is the character trait for the Lion?

The Sick Lion Adapted from Aesop’s Fables 1. A hungry Lion felt he was too old to hunt. 2. So, he told all the animals he was sick, and they came to visit him. 3. Then, the Lion ate them. 4. Fox decided to visit Lion and wish him well. 5. As he got closer to the cave, Fox thought, where did all the animals go? 6. So, Fox stood far from the cave and asked Lion how he was. 7. "I am very weak," said the Lion. 8. He needs to come closer, so I can eat him, thought Lion. 9. "Come talk with me." 10. "No, thank you," said Fox. 11. "I see many animals going into your cave, but none coming out.” What is the character trait for Fox?

The Lost Football 1. Juan and Sophie were playing football. 2. Juan accidentally threw the football into the neighbor’s backyard. 3. A big, vicious dog lived there. 4. They saw the ball next to the doghouse. 5. But they didn’t see the dog. 6. “I’m not going to get it!” Juan said. 7. “That dog will eat me for lunch!” 8. I can get it, thought Sophie. 9. “Okay. I will jump the fence and get it,” said Sophie. 10. “But, what if the dog is in his doghouse?” asked Juan. 11. “It could hear you.” 12. “I’ll be silent and quick,” whispered Sophie. 13. So Sophie jumped the fence, grabbed the ball, and came back. What is the character trait for Juan?

The Lost Football 1. Juan and Sophie were playing football. 2. Juan accidentally threw the football into the neighbor’s backyard. 3. A big, vicious dog lived there. 4. They saw the ball next to the doghouse. 5. But they didn’t see the dog. 6. “I’m not going to get it!” Juan said. 7. “That dog will eat me for lunch!” 8. I can get it, thought Sophie. 9. “Okay. I will jump the fence and get it,” said Sophie. 10. “But, what if the dog is in his doghouse?” asked Juan. 11. “It could hear you.” 12. “I’ll be silent and quick,” whispered Sophie. 13. So Sophie jumped the fence, grabbed the ball, and came back. Which sentences support Juan’s character trait?

The Lost Football 1. Juan and Sophie were playing football. 2. Juan accidentally threw the football into the neighbor’s backyard. 3. A big, vicious dog lived there. 4. They saw the ball next to the doghouse. 5. But they didn’t see the dog. 6. “I’m not going to get it!” Juan said. 7. “That dog will eat me for lunch!” 8. I can get it, thought Sophie. 9. “Okay. I will jump the fence and get it,” said Sophie. 10. “But, what if the dog is in his doghouse?” asked Juan. 11. “It could hear you.” 12. “I’ll be silent and quick,” whispered Sophie. 13. So Sophie jumped the fence, grabbed the ball, and came back. What is the character trait for Sophie?

The Lost Football 1. Juan and Sophie were playing football. 2. Juan accidentally threw the football into the neighbor’s backyard. 3. A big, vicious dog lived there. 4. They saw the ball next to the doghouse. 5. But they didn’t see the dog. 6. “I’m not going to get it!” Juan said. 7. “That dog will eat me for lunch!” 8. I can get it, thought Sophie. 9. “Okay. I will jump the fence and get it,” said Sophie. 10. “But, what if the dog is in his doghouse?” asked Juan. 11. “It could hear you.” 12. “I’ll be silent and quick,” whispered Sophie. 13. So Sophie jumped the fence, grabbed the ball, and came back. Which sentences support Sophie’s character trait?

An author wants to create a character(dog) who is stubborn. Select the sentence(s) that the author would use.