Character Analyze (Grade 4 / A1~A2)

“Look at my new backpack,” said Jack proudly. “It’s blue!” said Lily. “And very big,” said Ben. “You can carry all your books now,” said Emma. Who said, “It’s blue!”

“Where’s my pencil?” asked Ella, checking her desk. “Here it is,” said Max, picking it up. “Thanks!” said Ella. “You’re always losing things,” laughed Zoe. Who said, “Here it is.”

The wind blew hard. “Hold your hat!” shouted Ryan. “Too late!” said Ava as her hat flew away. “I’ll get it,” said Noah, running fast. “Be careful!” said Mia. Who said, “I’ll get it.”

“It’s hot today,” said Emma. She wiped her face with a towel. “Let’s get some juice,” said Ben. “Good idea,” said Lily, opening the fridge. “I want orange juice!” shouted Tom. Who said, “Let’s get some juice”?

Emma showed her painting. “It’s a rainbow!” she said proudly. “Wow, it’s beautiful,” said Jake. “I like the blue part,” said Lily. “I like the yellow,” said Ben, smiling. Who said, “I like the blue part.”

Zoe pointed at the sky. “Look! A plane!” “I can’t see it,” said Tom, shading his eyes. “It’s over the trees,” said Emma. “Oh, now I see,” said Ben, waving. Who said, “It’s over the trees.”

Mia put on her coat. “It’s really cold,” she said. “Let’s hurry,” said Dad, opening the door. “I can’t find my gloves,” said Ben. “They’re on the chair,” said Mom. Who said, “Let’s hurry.”

Ben looked at his shoes. “They’re dirty,” he said. “You played football again,” said Lucy, laughing. “Let’s clean them,” said Ryan. “I’ll get some water,” said Emma. Who said, “You played football again.”

Liam was reading a book on the sofa. “This story is funny,” he said. “What’s it about?” asked Ava. “It’s about a silly cat,” said Liam. “I want to read it too,” said Ben. Who said, “What’s it about?”

The lights went out. “It’s dark!” cried Nora. “Don’t be scared,” said Tom, holding a flashlight. “I can’t see anything,” said Mia. “The light is coming back,” said Ben. Who said, “Don’t be scared.”

“It smells so good,” said Lily, looking at the oven. “Cookies are almost ready,” said Mom. Ben peeked inside. “Can I try one?” “Wait a little longer,” said Dad. Who said, “Can I try one?”

“My shoes are wet,” said Emma, looking down. “You stepped in the puddle,” said Ryan. “Oh no,” said Emma, laughing. “Let’s dry them by the sun,” said Zoe. Who said, “You stepped in the puddle.”

“The bus is coming,” said Nora, waving. “I see it!” said Tom, jumping. “Don’t run,” said Lily, holding his arm. “Okay, I’ll walk,” said Tom, smiling. Who said, “Don’t run.”

The children built a sandcastle by the sea. “Let’s make a tall tower,” said Ava. “I’ll get more sand,” said Liam. “I’ll find shells,” said Emma. “Don’t break it!” said Noah. Who said, “I’ll find shells.”

The kids sat under a big tree. “It feels cool here,” said Ava. “Let’s eat our lunch,” said Leo, opening his box. “I have a sandwich,” said Emma. “I have rice balls,” said Noah. Who said, “Let’s eat our lunch”?

Mia dropped her crayons on the floor. “Oh no!” she said. “I’ll help you,” said Jack, kneeling down. “Thanks, Jack,” said Mia. “You’re welcome,” said Zoe with a smile. Who said, “I’ll help you”?