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Reading: Informational Text1st Grade

RI.1.6

Distinguish between information provided by pictures or illustrations and information provided by words in a text

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Ask: What did you learn from the words? What extra information does the picture give you?
Free sample questions
  1. Question 1
    The text says "Ladybugs are small insects." The picture shows a ladybug on a green leaf. What does the PICTURE tell us that the words do NOT?
    • Ladybugs are small
    • Ladybugs are insects
    • The ladybug is on a green leaf
    • Ladybugs are bugs
  2. Question 2
    Listen to the story: In Sam's book, the words told about a bird. A picture cannot make sounds or smells, and feelings are told by words. But the picture showed the exact colors and shapes of the bird, its bright red feathers and round body. What can pictures in a book show that words cannot?
    • Sounds
    • Smells
    • Feelings
    • Exact colors and shapes
  3. Question 3
    The words say "The bird has feathers." The picture shows a bright blue bird. What does the picture add?
    • The bird is blue
    • Birds eat seeds
    • Birds can fly
    • Birds have feathers

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