Worksheet

Use Visual Information

Grade 5 - Reading - Challenge Me

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  1. Which visual feature would best help a reader understand "Weather Station"?

    • line graph
    • captioned photograph
    • trail map
    • survey table

  2. What information would the comparison chart add to "Solar Garden"?

    • to show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located
    • to identify people and events shown in the mural plan
    • to compare what different groups wanted
    • to show how each cover performed on the same measures

  3. How should a reader use a chart with "Weather Station"?

    • ignore every label
    • read only the chart title
    • use the chart to replace the passage
    • compare the chart evidence with the paragraph evidence

  4. Which part of a visual for "Solar Garden" should be checked first for meaning?

    • title, labels, and caption
    • page border
    • font decoration
    • answer choices only

  5. Why might the survey table be better than text alone for this topic?

    • to show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located
    • to show temperature changes over time
    • to identify people and events shown in the mural plan
    • to compare what different groups wanted

  6. Which visual feature would best help a reader understand "Library Robot"?

    • comparison chart
    • test log
    • move diagram
    • survey table

  7. What information would the route map add to "Pollinator Path"?

    • to compare speed and errors across trials
    • to show temperature changes over time
    • to show where routes, cliffs, and marsh areas are located
    • to show the gap between the school and park habitats

  8. How should a reader use a chart with "Solar Garden"?

    • read only the chart title
    • ignore every label
    • use the chart to replace the passage
    • compare the chart evidence with the paragraph evidence

  9. Which part of a visual for "Community Mural" should be checked first for meaning?

    • font decoration
    • answer choices only
    • page border
    • title, labels, and caption

  10. Why might the captioned photograph be better than text alone for this topic?

    • to compare what different groups wanted
    • to show how each cover performed on the same measures
    • to show temperature changes over time
    • to identify people and events shown in the mural plan
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