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Reading: Literature2nd Grade

RL.2.7

Use information from illustrations and words to understand characters, setting, or plot.

For parents
When reading picture books, ask your child what the pictures tell us that the words don't.
Free sample questions
  1. Question 1
    If a story says **Tomas felt happy** and the picture shows him with a big smile and jumping, what do the words AND picture together tell you?
    • Tomas is pretending
    • Tomas is a little happy
    • Tomas is very happy
    • Tomas is sick
  2. Question 2
    A story's words say: "It was a dark night." The picture shows rain, lightning, and bent trees. What can you tell about the setting?
    • It's snowing
    • It's a calm evening
    • It's a sunny morning
    • There's a big storm
  3. Question 3
    In a story, the picture shows a character named Lily sitting alone with her head down, while a big storm rages outside her window. Based on the picture, how is Lily most likely feeling?
    • Excited for the storm
    • Very happy and joyful
    • A little bit sad or scared
    • Ready to go outside and play

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