School words and subject words
Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.
Ari reads: “Analyze the graph by looking for its pattern.” What does analyze mean?
- draw a graph to show data
- copy points without checking patterns
- examine details to find a pattern
- sort data into named groups
Bo reads: “Compare the two plans by noting what is alike and different.” What does compare mean?
- list facts about both plans
- look for things alike or different
- sort data by size or color
- focus on one plan alone
Jun reads: “Describe the leaf with its color, shape, and size.” What does describe mean?
- tell details about something
- draw a picture of something
- name one feature or trait
- leave out important details
Kira reads: “Identify the main idea by naming what the passage is mostly about.” What does identify mean?
- match a label or title
- write a topic or detail
- find a detail or example
- name or recognize an idea
Luz reads: “Infer the character’s feeling using details the author gives.” What does infer mean?
- predict what happens next
- figure out meaning from clues
- repeat a stated fact exactly as written
- find a word in text
Milo reads: “Respond to the question with evidence from the article.” What does respond mean?
- write a note or message
- ask a question or wait for a turn
- quote or copy evidence
- answer or react to something
Noah reads: “Revise the paragraph to make the explanation clearer.” What does revise mean?
- improve writing by changing it
- read a draft aloud once
- correct every spelling error
- write a paragraph from scratch
Ren reads: “Headings show the article’s structure by dividing it into parts.” What does structure mean?
- a list of article headings
- the design of a building
- parts placed in random order
- the way parts are arranged
Tala reads: “Summarize the article in a short version with main points.” What does summarize mean?
- list each detail in order
- write a shorter note
- copy every sentence in full
- give main points briefly
Zee reads: “Facts support the claim by showing it is reasonable.” What does support mean?
- hold up a loose chair leg
- give reasons or facts for an idea
- state a claim with clear reasons
- weaken a claim with more doubts