6.1 OR 6.3
Read the passage:
"Jason sat staring at the math test in front of him. He tapped his pencil nervously and kept glancing at the clock. His palms were sweaty, and he sighed heavily before finally writing down his answer."
What can you infer about Jason?
6.1
How does the author elaborate on the idea of the water cycle?
Elaborate
Which of the following questions requires you to make an inference rather than find direct evidence?
Inference Question
Summary
Fiction
Read the passage:
"Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in the early 1820s. Even as a young child, she showed signs of determination and bravery. She often helped others despite the risks. Later, she became one of the most well-known conductors of the Underground Railroad, leading enslaved people to freedom."
How does the author introduce Harriet Tubman?
6.3
What can you infer from the text?
Infer
Which question requires you to find explicit evidence in the text?
Evidence Based Question
Central Idea
Non-Fiction
Read the passage:
"The idea of renewable energy is becoming more important as the world seeks to reduce pollution. Scientists have introduced new ways to harness the power of the sun, wind, and water to generate electricity. Many governments have started supporting policies that encourage the use of these cleaner energy sources."
What is the purpose of the passage?
6.3
Which detail from the text shows...
Which question asks you to identify how a person, event, or idea is introduced in a text?
ID Question
Resolution
Fiction
Read the passage:
"The scientific method is a step-by-step process used to conduct experiments. First, a scientist makes an observation and asks a question. Then, they form a hypothesis and test it through an experiment. The results are analyzed, and a conclusion is made based on the findings. This process helps ensure that scientific discoveries are reliable."
How does the author elaborate on the idea of the scientific method?
6.3
How does the author introduce the idea of electric cars?
Introduce
Which question is asking how an idea develops over time?
Develop Question
Conflict/Change
Fiction
Read the passage:
"Leo scanned the menu, his stomach growling. He pulled out his wallet and frowned. He sighed and ordered a small soup."
Which sentence provides explicit evidence that Leo might not have enough money for his meal?
6.1
How does the author explain the impact of the Wright brothers’ invention?
Explain
Which question focuses on the impact of an individual’s actions?
Authors Purpose/POV
Non-Fiction