Pre-assessmentRI2.7 Images and Text Assessment

How can an image help a text?

• by giving the reader something to compare

• by giving the reader more detail about the topic

• show a different opinion

• to confuse the reader

Which is not an example of images in texts?

• map

• caption

• illustration

• diagram

If you saw this image in a text, how might it contribute to a text about flowers?

• It provides a visual representation of the flower.

• It offers a scientific explanation of the flower.

• It gives historical context about the flower.

• It describes the scent of the flower.

If you saw this image in a text, how might it contribute to a text about apples?

• It provides a visual of inside the apples.

• It shows the nutritional value of apples.

• It illustrates the different types of apples.

• life cycle of an apple or how an apple grows.

What is the purpose of this text?

• to explain what is at this park

• to describe the events at all school parties

• to identify kids’ favorite games

• to explain sidewalks

How does the image contribute to the text?

• to show what a slide looks like

• to show the layout of the park

• to show the favorite activity

• to show the lifeguard watching the pool

What type of image is it?

• a diagram

• a photograph

• a graph

• a map

What is the main topic of this text?

• The main topic of this text is what Canada is like.

• The main topic of this text is what New York is like.

• The main topic of this text is what Niagara Falls is like.

What sentence is the image in this text supporting?

• "They all sit close together."

• “There is often a constant mist in the air that gets the tourists wet.”

• "It sits between New York and Canada"

How does the image contribute to the text?

• This image contributes to the text because it shows tourists in rain jackets because of the mist the text discusses.

• This image contributes to the text because it shows New Yorkers.

• This image contributes to the text because it shows all 3 different waterfalls.