I Collect That!

Multiple Choice

Collections can be made up of _______.

• things that are different

• a few things

• one item

Multiple Choice

What does ALIKE mean?

• similar to each other

• different from each other

Multiple Choice

The author writes about starting a collection with fruit stickers ________.

• to inform the reader about one woman’s collection

• to inform the reader that fruit stickers take a long time to collect

• to inform the reader that starting a collection can be easy to do and not cost a lot

Multiple Choice

What is Based?

• used as the finish point

• used as a starting point

Multiple Choice

The things in a collection ________.

• must be found outside

• must have something in common

• must be cleaned every day

Multiple Choice

What is Type?

• used as a starting point

• a group of things that have something in common

Multiple Choice

The author includes photos of art created with bottle caps to _________.

• show the reader what can be made with a collection

• show the reader what all bottle cap collections look like

• show the reader how to collect things from places you visit

Multiple Choice

What does Meet mean?

• pieces of metal money

• to get together

• like someone or something else

Multiple Choice

An example of a collection is __________.

• one sticker

• two brothers

• ten snow globes

Open Ended

Describe a collection not in the book. What makes it a collection?