IFA 4.3 Practice

Since blue whales are mammals, they must breathe air. Blue whales have a blowhole on the tops of their heads. A blowhole is like the nostril in a human nose. It lets blue whales breathe the air in and blow it back out. When whales go underwater, they can close their blowholes. They can open their blowholes when they want, too.

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Which of these would BEST help readers to better understand this paragraph?

• • a map of places blue whales can be found in the ocean

• • a photo of pollution that can harm blue whale habitats

• • a diagram of a whale showing the location of a blowhole

• • a bar graph showing weights of different types of whales

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Glossary from Need to Know About Whales

Lance Carson

Glossary
Blowhole - A hole on top of a whale used for breathing air.
Blubber - A very thick layer of fat between the skin of a whale and its muscles.
Flippers - These extend away from the whale and are used to steer and swim in the water.
Krill - Whales eat these very tiny animals that swim in the ocean.
Lagoon - An area that is filled with water that is separate from the ocean or sea.
Peninsula - An area of land that is surrounded by water on three sides.

Which word from the glossary is shown by the picture?

• Blubber

• krill

• lagoon

• peninsula

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Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1: TYPES OF KITES
- Diamond Kites
- Kites Shaped Like Animals
- Box Kites
- Stunt Kites
CHAPTER 2: HOW TO FLY A SINGLE-LINE KITE
- How to Stand
- Why You Need a Helper
- How to Launch Your Kite
- How to Handle Your Kite in the Sky
- How to Bring Your Kite Down Safely
CHAPTER 3: PARTS OF A KITE
- Frame
- Cover
- Bridle
- Tail
- Flying Line & Reel
CHAPTER 4: HOW TO FLY A DOUBLE-LINE KITE
- Pull the Kite into the Air
- Launch the Kite
- Turn the Kite
- Bring the Kite Down

In which chapter can a reader learn about the tail of a kite?

• Chapter 1

• Chapter 2

• Chapter 3

• Chapter 4

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This glossary is MOST LIKELY from a book about 

• animals

• people

• food

• desserts

Read the Caption .

How does this caption help the reader learn about pigs?

• It tells how much pigs cost.

• It tells how large a pig can get.

• It tells food products that come from pigs.

• 
  It tells what kind of pig is in the photograph.

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Which shows an example of labels?

• C

• B

• A

• D

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