Character Analysis Worksheet
A Grade 4 ELA worksheet focusing on analyzing characters in a story, identifying traits, motivations, and changes.
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Character Analysis Worksheet
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Read the passage below carefully. Then, answer the questions about the character, Lily.
Lily loved to read. Every afternoon, as soon as she finished her homework, she would curl up in her favorite armchair with a book. Her room was filled with stacks of stories about faraway lands and brave heroes. One sunny Saturday, Lily's best friend, Sam, invited her to play soccer in the park. Lily felt torn. She really wanted to finish the exciting chapter she was reading, but she also knew Sam was counting on her. With a sigh, she put her book down, grabbed her soccer ball, and headed outside. As they played, Lily found herself laughing and having a wonderful time. She realized that sometimes, even though she loved her books, spending time with friends was just as important.
1. What is one character trait that describes Lily at the beginning of the story? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
2. What was Lily's motivation for putting her book down and going to play with Sam?
3. At the beginning of the story, Lily mostly enjoyed doing .
4. By the end of the story, Lily learned that is also important.
5. How did Lily change from the beginning to the end of the story?
She became a better soccer player.
She learned that reading is not fun.
She realized the importance of balancing different activities.
She stopped being friends with Sam.
6. Lily initially wanted to play soccer more than read her book.
True
False
7. Imagine Lily encounters a new challenge where she has to choose between two things she loves. How might her experience in this story help her make a good decision? Explain your answer.
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