Worksheet

Use Text Features

Grade 5 - Reading - On Level

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  1. Which text feature would best support a reader studying "Pollinator Path"?

    • route map
    • captioned photograph
    • test log
    • line graph

  2. How would a trail map help with "Lighthouse Trail"?

    • to show temperature changes over time
    • to identify people and events shown in the mural plan
    • to show how pieces were arranged before the key move
    • to show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located

  3. Which question could be answered best with a survey table?

    • Which quote uses exact words?
    • How can a reader compare what different groups wanted
    • What is the theme of the story?
    • What is the antonym of the key word?

  4. Why should a reader check the line graph before answering about "Weather Station"?

    • it replaces all reading
    • it may show evidence not repeated in the paragraph
    • it always states the theme
    • it changes the author's words

  5. Which feature-use statement is too vague for "Pollinator Path"?

    • the feature helps locate details
    • the feature is interesting
    • to show the gap between the school and park habitats
    • the feature helps compare evidence

  6. Which text feature would best support a reader studying "Lighthouse Trail"?

    • line graph
    • survey table
    • trail map
    • route map

  7. How would a line graph help with "Weather Station"?

    • to show the gap between the school and park habitats
    • to identify people and events shown in the mural plan
    • to show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located
    • to show temperature changes over time

  8. Which question could be answered best with a trail map?

    • How can a reader show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located
    • Which quote uses exact words?
    • What is the antonym of the key word?
    • What is the theme of the story?

  9. Why should a reader check the route map before answering about "Pollinator Path"?

    • it always states the theme
    • it may show evidence not repeated in the paragraph
    • it changes the author's words
    • it replaces all reading

  10. Which feature-use statement is too vague for "Weather Station"?

    • the feature helps locate details
    • to show temperature changes over time
    • the feature is interesting
    • the feature helps compare evidence
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