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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which passage matches the illustration?
Billy was mad! He wanted to paint the wall just like his brother Freddie.
Two little boys were crying. They just wanted to play baseball in the park.
Mom was mad at us for drawing on the wall. She took away our crayons.
Bobby and Carl had so much fun! They painted a happy sun on the wall.
Rory wanted to build a large sand castle at the beach. He wanted to show his sister, Christy, how talented he was. But no matter how hard Rory tried, his sand castle kept breaking! Christy saw Rory struggling and decided to help him out. They built a beautiful sand castle together.
What does the illustration tell you about Rory and Christy?
They enjoy building the sand castle together.
They keep fighting with each other.
They cannot keep the sand castle from breaking.
They decide to go play in the water.
Freddie's parents bought him a new bicycle on his birthday. His dad taught him how to ride it. Freddie learned quickly. He could ride the bicycle well. Freddie's dad told him to be careful while riding the bicycle, but Freddie would not listen. Sometimes, he would ride too fast.
What does the illustration tell you about Freddie's dad?
Freddie's dad is tired.
Freddie's dad is happy.
Freddie's dad is proud.
Freddie's dad is angry.
Which passage would most likely be on the same page as this picture?
John wanted to touch his snake, but it pulled away from him in fear. John hoped his new pet would learn to like him.
All the kids made fun of John because he was afraid of snakes. Whenever he saw a snake, he would run away.
John saw the grass shake and heard a hissing sound. He saw a long, brown body slither through the grass.
The snake tried to hide when the boy came closer, but it was too slow. The boy held the snake tightly in one hand.
Which passage goes with the illustration?
Tammy liked to visit her grandmother. Her grandmother was a quiet lady, but she laughed very loud when Tammy read her favorite story.
Tammy did not like to visit her grandmother. She did not smile or laugh. She always made Tammy read a boring book instead of playing.
Grandma was sad. Her grandchildren did not like to visit her because she could not run and play with them.
Grandma loved to play outside with her granddaughter. They would play hide and seek, then climb up the trees.
adapted from The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy Winkle
by Beatrix Potter
Once upon a time there was a little girl called Lucie, who lived at a farm called Little-town. She was a good little girl—only she was always losing her pocket-handkerchiefs! One day little Lucie came into the farmyard crying—"I've lost my pocket-handkerchief! Have you seen it, Tabby Kitten?"
What does the illustration tell you about the setting?
Lucie's farmhouse is freshly painted.
There are many trees around Lucie's house.
There are some chickens and a kitten on Lucie's farm.
Lucie's white handkerchief is on the ground.
Baxter was excited to be invited to the birthday party. He took a bath and got nice and clean before he left. At the party, he danced and had so much fun. Then he saw the cake. He went straight for it. It tasted so good!
What does the illustration tell you about Baxter?
No one wanted cake, so Baxter got to eat it.
He was told by a woman to eat the whole cake.
He did not really like the cake.
He will get in trouble for eating the cake.
Which passage matches the illustration?
The animals were all watching Freddy jump. Hooray Freddy!
The animals were all swimming in the water. It was nice!
The animals wouldn't let Pokey eat any cookies. Poor Pokey!
The animals were all waiting to eat some cake. It was good!
Which passage goes with this illustration?
Freddie wanted to play with his monster friends, but they were all sick. Their moms would not let them come over. Freddie sat on the floor in his room, bored and sad.
Vincent was a bad monster. He never hid under little kids' beds. He did not like kids, and his head was too big to fit in the hole in their floor. He liked to watch TV instead.
Mumbly was scared. He thought there might be a boy under his bed, but he was too afraid to look. Boys were the scariest things to ever hide under this monster's bed!
Just when George thought it was safe to go back to sleep, he looked over the side of his bed. Suddenly, he saw a monster looking back at him!
Which passage would most likely be on the same page as this picture?
There was no one in the house. The family had gone to the market to buy new clothes.
Ben kept knocking at the front door. No one would let him in.
The kids were bored of studying. They wanted to watch television.
It was a bright Sunday morning. Miley was waiting to go outside and play.
The colors that an illustrator uses can tell you a lot about the story. Which colors in the picture help show that this story is a sad story?
green and red
purple and white
gray and brown
blue and green
Roger was a hero! He saved the neighborhood from those mean old raccoons. The other dogs worked very hard all the next day. They put together a dinner-time feast! They had so many good things to eat. Roger got to sit in the seat of honor, next to the pretty, pink poodle named Miss Fluffy. Everyone had a wonderful time!
What does this illustration tell you about Roger?
He is the meanest dog in the group.
He did not have a good time at the feast.
He is the dog under the table.
He is the dog with the purple party hat.
Betsy was scared. She did not want to go in the haunted house, but her brother Barry made her. They walked down a dark hallway. Just as they were peeking in a door, a spider dropped down in Betsy's face!
What does the illustration tell you about the spider?
The spider is lost.
The spider is scared.
The spider is friendly.
The spider is hungry.
adapted from Mabel and Fritz
by Loïs Bates
Mabel was a bright, happy, and honest girl whom everybody loved. One day, Mabel was playing with her little dog, Fritz, in the kitchen. Up and down she chased him. At last, he leaped on the table and in trying to get him to come down, Mabel and the dog knocked over a pile of clean clothes onto the floor. Mabel had given Fritz some water to drink before this, and a lot of water had spilled on the floor. So, the clean clothes were now wet and dirty.
Mabel's mother came in just then. She saw the dog jump down from the table. She thought it was Fritz's fault, and so Fritz was put in his kennel.
Mabel knew it was her fault, so she walked to her mother's room to tell her the truth.
Based on the illustration and the words in the story, what is the mood of the story?
calm
quiet
angry
sad
Look closely at this illustration. What do you think the story is about?
It is snowing hard. A mother makes her children play inside. They are sad. They wanted to play in the snow.
Two children are playing in the snow. Their sled runs into a tree. The younger child cries because she hurt her arm.
It is the first snow of winter. Two children go through the snow on their sled. They are having a great time!
A family goes to the beach on vacation. They build sandcastles and swim in the ocean. It is so hot!
While the children were playing on the playground, the ants decided to steal some food for their queen. But the picnic basket was too high for them to reach! They climbed up on each other's backs to reach the top of the picnic basket. Then they found some yummy treats.
What does the illustration tell you about the ants?
They are making food for the children.
They are swimming together.
They are working together.
They are being mean to each other.
dapted from Willie Mouse
by Alta Tabor
Willie Mouse had often heard his Ma and Pa say that the moon was made of green cheese. One evening he thought he would see if he could find it. He got dressed and wore his walking shoes. He packed his bag and set out on his travels. He was delighted that he was setting out on this journey. He had not gone far when he met his friend, Mr. Sparrow. He asked Willie where he was going.
"Oh!" said Willie, "I'm going to find the moon; it's made of green cheese, you know."
"I don't believe it's made of green cheese at all," said Mr. Sparrow, but Willie wouldn't listen to him and went on his way.
As he was walking down the road he met Miss Jenny Wren, looking very bright in her yellow hat.
"Where are you off to?" she asked.
"I'm on my way to find the moon," said Willie with a big grin.
Based on the illustration and the words, what is the mood of the story?
happy
gloomy
angry
thoughtful
The Sleepover
Bella closed her book and smiled happily. She had finally finished her homework and could enjoy the rest of the evening and the weekend without worrying.
"Bella, come join dad and me in the living room," Bella's mom called out from downstairs.
Bella skipped downstairs and found her parents all dressed up.
"Where are you off to?" Bella asked curiously.
"Dad and I are going for a movie. We have called Emily to babysit, but we want to know what you feel like doing this evening?" Mom asked.
Bella thought for a minute and then her face lit up with a smile.
"Can I have a sleepover? Jessie, Miranda, and Holly would surely love to come over," said Bella.
"Yes, of course," Dad said just as the doorbell rang.
Emily came in, and a few minutes later, Bella's mom and dad kissed her goodbye and left for the evening. Emily noticed Bella calling her friends to come over and asked her what her plan was.
"I am having a sleepover!" Bella said with excitement.
"Seems like you have planned a pretty fun night for yourself," Emily said as she smiled at Bella's excitement.
"Yes, I have!" Bella said beaming with joy.
Emily helped Bella make some popcorn and fresh juice for the sleepover. Soon, the doorbell rang and Jessie, Miranda, and Holly came in.
Based on the story and the illustration, the reader can tell that
Bella likes to play with her stuffed toys.
Bella has many pet animals.
Bella is a neat and tidy person.
Bella enjoys spending time with friends.
Four baby ducks loved to go swimming. Every morning, they would walk down to the pond to swim and play.
"Look at me! I can stick my bill under the water," said one baby duck.
"I wish we could stay here all day," said another baby duck.
Based on the illustration, the reader can tell that the ducks
do not like the water.
like to swim in the pond.
like to play in the forest.
do not like to share their toys.
"Let us play hopscotch!" said Bob.
Scarlet was busy with her hula-hoop, a new interest she had picked up a week ago.
"I will just watch. I need to get better at this," said Scarlet, hula-hooping as the six friends made their way to Bob's backyard.
"All right, the five of us can play. We will have fun!" exclaimed Bob, looking at Scarlet.
Bob had already drawn a hopscotch court, and they were all excited. As they were about to begin the game, Bob's brother, Joey, came up with a brilliant idea—or so he thought.
"I will play hopscotch with my hands," said Joey, beaming.
"What do you mean? We will all use our hands to toss the stone. How silly of you, Joe!" said Bob.
They were about to begin the game when Joey interrupted and said, "Dear friends! I will play with my hands means I will hop on my hands. Look here!"
"Joey, do not do that! Mom will be very angry if she hears it. You may also get hurt," warned Bob.
Joey immediately gave up the idea and landed on his feet. They began playing. One of them started hopping, and the others cheered him on. Two of the children ran about with joy, while Scarlet was glued to her hula-hoop.
Based on the story and illustration, what can the reader tell about Bob and Joey?
Joey is stronger than his brother, Bob.
Joey is taller than his brother, Bob.
Bob likes playing, while Joey likes studying.
Bob is well-behaved, while Joey is a rule breaker.
