Author's Purpose

Grade 2 - Reading - Challenge Me

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  1. Read "The Bridge Test": Priya built a bridge from craft sticks. The first bridge bent when she added five blocks. Priya added two supports, and the bridge held ten blocks. What is the author's purpose?

    • to hide the main idea
    • to explain how testing can improve a design
    • Craft-stick bridges are always fun to build.
    • to list unrelated facts
  2. Which clue from "The Garden Helper" supports the author's purpose?

    • Mia dislikes plants.
    • The garden is the prettiest part of school.
    • The passage has no clues.
    • The soil felt dry.
  3. If an author mainly wants to give true information like "The hallway was crowded.", what is the purpose?

    • to inform
    • to avoid details
    • to persuade with an opinion
    • to confuse the reader
  4. Which sentence from "The Lost Lunch Tag" sounds most like an opinion purpose?

    • Lunch tags are the easiest things to lose.
    • The clip was empty.
    • Omar searched for his lunch tag.
    • The tag was stuck to his library book.
  5. Which purpose does not fit "Rain Gauge Day"?

    • to give directions for cooking a meal
    • to help the reader understand the topic
    • to inform about measuring rain
    • to tell about an event in the passage
  6. Read "Rain Gauge Day": The class placed a rain gauge by the fence before the storm. In the morning, Jada read the water line and wrote the amount on a chart. The class compared it with last week's rain. What is the author's purpose?

    • to list unrelated facts
    • to hide the main idea
    • Rainy days make the best science lessons.
    • to inform about measuring rain
  7. Which clue from "The Recess Weather Plan" supports the author's purpose?

    • She wants recess to end early.
    • Maya checked the wind sock.
    • Maya filled a bucket with snow.
    • Indoor recess games are always better.
  8. If an author mainly wants to give true information like "The class used a rain gauge.", what is the purpose?

    • to entertain with a made-up problem
    • to persuade with an opinion
    • to inform
    • to avoid details
  9. Which sentence from "The Sidewalk Chalk Map" sounds most like an opinion purpose?

    • Nia marked the slide, swings, and bench.
    • The map showed the slide and swings.
    • Nia marked important playground places.
    • The shady bench is the best place on the playground.
  10. Which purpose does not fit "The Quiet Line"?

    • to show a character making a kind choice
    • to give directions for cooking a meal
    • to help the reader understand the topic
    • to share details from the text
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