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Making Connections in Information Text

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of connection is this: I read a story about what life was like before electricity. It reminded me of a time I went camping with my family and we only had the light of our fire to see.

a)

Text to World

b)

Text to Self

c)

Text to Text

d)

Text to Media

2.

A connection we make between a text and current events is called...

a)

Text to Self

b)

Text to Text

c)

Text to World

d)

Text to Media

3.

Making text connections deepens our understanding of the text and helps us become better readers.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What type of connection is this: I read a story about a woman who was afraid of black cats and it made me think about how people do not adopt black cats from animal shelters all over the world because they believe they are bad luck.

a)

Text to Text

b)

Text to Self

c)

Text to World

d)

Text to Media

5.

Connecting something I have read to something else I have read is what type of connection?

a)

Text to Self

b)

Text to World

c)

Text to Text

d)

Text to Media

6.

If I compare two characters from different stories, what kind of a text connection am I making?

a)

text-to-world

b)

text-to-text

c)

text-to-self

7.

What type of connection is this: I read a book about a girl who worked in a factory in New York. It reminded me of an article that I read in school about child labor laws.

a)

text to self

b)

text to text

c)

text to world

8.

A connection between the book and your life experiences.

a)

text-to-text

b)

text-to-self

c)

text-to-world

d)

text-to-media

9.

I read a weather report in the newspaper that said there was a big winter storm coming. It reminded me of a book that I checked out from the library about people trying to survive a blizzard.

a)

text-to-self

b)

text-to-text

c)

text-to-world

10.

I read a story about a boy who loved to eat cheese for breakfast. It reminded me of the time we ran out of cereal and my mom made me a cheese sandwich for breakfast.

a)

text to world

b)

text to self

c)

text to text

11.

Read this excerpt from a poem.


"And like a great silent mother,

the fog is concerned, and curls its thick white blanket

around the shoulders of the sleeping earth."


What does the poet suggest in these lines?

a)

The sleeping earth is needy.

b)

The sleeping earth is lonely.

c)

The sleeping earth must be hidden.

d)

The sleeping earth must be protected.

12.

Read this excerpt from a poem.


"The sun will soon rise and the mist will fade,

and the fog will tuck away, waiting for the time

when it can return and comfort the earth once again."


Which of the poem's themes is presented in these lines?

a)

Calmness

b)

Innocence

c)

Regret

d)

Sympathy

13.

Read this excerpt from a poem.


"As the house lights blink on, one by one,

the fog knows it is time to slip away,

a retreating, solitary ghost."


What is the meaning of solitary in these lines?

a)

Alone

b)

Careful

c)

Strange

d)

Worried

14.

Read this excerpt from a poem.


"The fog thinks about all those dreamers

and wonders what it is like to dream."


The poet uses personification in these lines to show that the fog ---

a)

wishes to be human

b)

experiences great sadness

c)

understands human feelings

d)

thinks about what people feel

15.

What kind of connection is this: I read a magazine about the new airport the city is planning to build. It reminded me of how small many local airports are.

a)

text to world

b)

text to self

c)

text to text

16.

To relate what you are reading to your own personal experience or background knowledge.

a)

evaluating details

b)

make connections

c)

monitor comprehension

d)

visualize

17.

"Shattered glass has caused many injuries and deaths. Glass manufacturers have come up with an answer to this problem. They have developed windshields that do not cut even when shattered. The use of this glass in automobiles is expected to save many lives."

After reading this text, you might infer that the new glass:

a)

won't break

b)

isn't sharp

c)

will cost a lot of money

18.

Before the 1800's people didn't have right or left shoes. They had shoes of just one shape that they used for both feet. When people first saw right and left shoes, they laughed. They called them "crooked shoes." "What a silly idea," they said.

After reading this text, you might infer that shoes before 1800:

a)

were pretty

b)

didn't look alike

c)

didn't fit very well

d)

were easy to make