Use Visual Information
Grade 4 - Reading - On Level
NameDate
Which visual would best help explain "Solar Oven Test"?
- Solar ovens are the most exciting way to cook lunch.
- a decorative border with no labels
- Mara won a cooking contest after school.
- a labeled diagram or chart showing mara tests how sunlight affects a homemade solar oven.
What should a caption for a useful visual in "River Cleanup Plan" do?
- hide the important labels
- explain how the visual connects to the passage information
- replace all text evidence
- repeat only the title
Which detail from "The Maple Tree Journal" could be shown well in a chart or diagram?
- By late April, each bud had opened into a small green leaf.
- Only large changes are worth noticing.
- difficult to understand
- Tessa planted tomatoes in the school garden.
Why might a map, chart, or diagram help with "Debate Team Switch"?
- it changes the topic
- it removes the need to read labels
- it proves every opinion is true
- it can organize information so readers see relationships more clearly
For "Prairie Dog Warning," which strategy uses visual information well?
- choose the largest picture automatically
- look only at colors
- ignore the text around the visual
- read the labels and connect them to a sentence in the text
Which visual would best help explain "Library Mural Vote"?
- a decorative border with no labels
- a labeled diagram or chart showing a class chooses a library mural by using reasons before voting.
- a picture from a different topic
- Ms. Patel painted the whole hallway by herself.
What should a caption for a useful visual in "The Night Sky Notebook" do?
- repeat only the title
- hide the important labels
- explain how the visual connects to the passage information
- give an unrelated opinion
Which detail from "Market Garden Budget" could be shown well in a chart or diagram?
- a list of garden chores
- She saved two dollars for plant labels.
- A budget works best when every dollar is spent immediately.
- Bean plants are more interesting than carrot plants.
Why might a map, chart, or diagram help with "Solar Oven Test"?
- it proves every opinion is true
- it can organize information so readers see relationships more clearly
- it removes the need to read labels
- it makes all details equally important
For "River Cleanup Plan," which strategy uses visual information well?
- read the labels and connect them to a sentence in the text
- ignore the text around the visual
- choose the largest picture automatically
- skip the caption