Camping Trip Rescue

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Match each character from 'Henry's Hunch' with their primary role or action in the story:

Henry = Felt Sam's distress and led the group to him. Sam = Went for a walk and ended up in danger. The Friends = Initially doubted Henry's hunch but then helped search for Sam. Narrator = Describes the events and the setting of the story.

Match the event from the story with its corresponding emotional response from Henry:

Sam's disappearance = Worry and fear, prompting him to act urgently. Hearing Sam's cries = Increased fear, pushing him to run faster. Finding Sam hanging off the cliff = Disbelief and increased determination to save him. Rescuing Sam = Relief and a strong emotional connection with his brother.

Match each element of the story with its significance in developing the plot:

The camping trip = Sets the scene and provides the initial context for the events. Sam's early morning walk = Triggers the central conflict and puts Sam in danger. Henry's 'hunch' = Drives the action forward and highlights a key mystery. The cliff = Represents the climax where Henry must act quickly to save Sam.

Match the descriptive details from the story with what they reveal about the setting or characters:

<p>'In the mountains' = Creates a sense of isolation and potential danger. 'Henry looked very frightened.' = Shows the intensity of his connection with Sam. 'They began calling his name, but there was no answer.' = Increases the tension and urgency of the search. 'He had just felt it.' = Suggests an inexplicable, possibly supernatural, bond.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each reaction from the characters to its immediate effect on the story's progression:

<p>Henry's shout 'Sam's in trouble!' = Immediately alerts the group to Sam's potential danger. The friends doubting Henry initially = Creates a brief moment of conflict and skepticism. Henry telling the boys to follow him = Shifts the focus to a rescue mission guided by Henry's intuition. Henry running faster towards the cliff = Heightens the suspense and urgency of the rescue.</p> Signup and view all the answers