Read a story about Amy and Betsy. Answer questions 17 to 20.

"I want to go camping like you and Dad did a few weeks ago," Betsy said to her older sister Amy. "I will like it."

"I am not so sure, Betsy," Amy explained. "You need to be older, and you have to be brave in the forest. I think that the wild animals will scare you."

This made Betsy angry. If her sister could do it, she could, too! She wanted to show Amy that she was brave. 

"Amy, we can ask mom if we can camp out tonight in the yard behind our house. I can show you that I can stay out there the whole night and not be scared."

"That is a good idea, Betsy. And when you get scared, I will be there to take care of you!" Amy said. Betsy wanted to show that Amy was wrong.

That night, Betsy and Amy were in a tent behind their house. They used two small flashlights to read books to each other. Amy tried to scare her sister, but Betsy was not scared.

Suddenly, Betsy saw a dark shadow covering the side of the tent. She smiled because she knew that the shadow belonged to their cat, Max. Betsy turned to Amy, and Amy's eyes were wide open. Amy shouted, "Wild animal! Wild animal!" Max burst into their tent, happy to see the children. 

Betsy was happy, too. She showed that she was not afraid to go camping.