Informational Vocabulary
Grade 2 - Reading - Challenge Me
Read carefully: In 'The estimate was close to the real length,' what does estimate mean?
- a plant part
- a punctuation mark
- a reasonable guess
- an exact copy
Use the clue: In 'The evidence supports the claim,' what does evidence mean?
- a favorite opinion
- a random title
- a snack choice
- facts or observations that prove an idea
Check the evidence: In 'The object is transparent,' what does transparent mean?
- it makes sound
- it is always metal
- it cannot be touched
- light can pass through it
Choose the match: In 'The survey data were shown on a graph,' what does data mean?
- information collected
- a shape side
- a silent letter
- a made-up character
Think it through: In 'The author gives a reason,' what does reason mean?
- why a point is true
- a weather tool
- a coin name
- the page color
Read carefully: In 'The array has rows and columns,' what does array mean?
- equal rows and columns
- a map symbol
- a long poem
- a plant need
Use the clue: In 'The conclusion matches the data,' what does conclusion mean?
- an answer based on evidence
- a spelling rule only
- a story character
- a random guess
Check the evidence: In 'The model represents a real bridge,' what does represents mean?
- stands for or shows
- hides
- eats
- subtracts
Choose the match: In 'The stages repeat in a cycle,' what does cycle mean?
- a capital letter
- a coin value
- a single ending
- a pattern that happens again
Think it through: In 'The solution met the criterion,' what does criterion mean?
- a success goal
- a snack
- a title
- a rhyme