Exploring Text Evidence and Making Connections

The video tutorial teaches how to make connections using text evidence. It compares astronauts and astronomers, highlighting their differences and similarities. Astronauts are scientists who conduct experiments in space, while astronomers study space from Earth using telescopes. Both professions aim to learn more about the universe. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using text evidence to support findings and encourages highlighting key information.

What is the purpose of making connections using text evidence?

• To memorize facts

• To create stories

• To see how things are related

• To write summaries

What is one of the main tasks of an astronaut?

• Writing books

• Teaching math

• Conducting science experiments in space

• Studying space from Earth

What special equipment do astronauts need to wear?

• Gloves

• Helmet

• Special spacesuit

• Lab coat

What do astronomers primarily use to study space?

• Spacesuits

• Microscopes

• Computers

• Telescopes and charts

Where do astronomers conduct their studies?

• In laboratories

• In space

• On Earth

• Underwater

What is a key difference between astronauts and astronomers?

• Astronauts study space from Earth

• Astronomers fly into space

• Astronauts fly into space

• Astronomers conduct experiments in space

What tools do astronomers use that astronauts do not?

• Spacesuits

• Telescopes and charts

• Rockets

• Satellites

What is one similarity between astronauts and astronomers?

• Both can be men or women

• Both fly into space

• Both wear spacesuits

• Both study underwater

What do both astronauts and astronomers aim to learn more about?

• Oceans

• Forests

• Our world and galaxies

• Human anatomy

What objects do both astronauts and astronomers study?

• Moon, stars, and planets

• Plants

• Rocks

• Animals