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Detention Character Introduction Worksheet
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Detention Character Introduction Worksheet
📚 Part 1: First Impressions
1. After reading Chapter 1, which word best describes the main character?
Confident
Nervous
Angry
Confused
2. What is the setting of the story? Tick all that apply:
A school
A detention room
A library
An Australian high school
3. How do you think the main character feels about being in detention?
4. What do you predict might happen next in the story?
🔤 Part 2: Vocabulary Building
5. Match these words from Chapter 1 with their meanings. Draw lines to connect them:
Identity
Belonging
Cultural
Motivation
Feeling accepted in a group
Who you are as a person
Related to traditions and customs
The reason someone does something
6. Use one of the vocabulary words above in a sentence about the story:
The main character's _________________ is important because ________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
🤔 Part 3: Personal Connections
7. Have you ever felt like you didn't belong somewhere? How is this similar to or different from the main character's experience?
8. What advice would you give to the main character about dealing with detention?
9. Extension Activity: Draw or describe what you think the detention room looks like based on the author's description:
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