Ask and Understand 2.6B 2.6G 2.6H
1. What is a question you can ask before reading?
A. What will I eat today?
B. What is the story about?
C. Who wrote this?
D. Where is my book?
B. What is the story about? ✅
6. What does “retell” mean?
A. Draw the story
B. Tell the story again in order
C. Change the story
D. Skip the middle
B. Tell the story again in order ✅
11. What is a synonym for “large”?
A. Tiny
B. Huge
C. Slow
D. Cold
B. Huge ✅
16. What is an internal trait?
A. Tall
B. Blue shoes
C. Kind
D. Curly hair
C. Kind ✅
22. Which is a text feature?
A. Heading
B. Candy
C. Shoes
D. A pencil
A. Heading ✅
2. When you evaluate details, you are finding the…
A. Funny part
B. Key idea
C. Longest word
D. Ending
B. Key idea ✅
7. What must stay the same when paraphrasing?
A. The characters
B. The meaning of the text
C. The exact words
D. The book cover
B. The meaning of the text ✅
12. What does “observe” mean?
A. To draw
B. To watch closely
C. To talk
D. To cook
B. To watch closely ✅
17. What is an external trait?
A. Brave
B. Shy
C. Helpful
D. Brown eyes
D. Brown eyes ✅
21. What is the central idea?
A. The funniest part
B. What the text is mostly about
C. The title
D. The last sentence
B. What the text is mostly about ✅
3. What does “synthesize” mean?
A. Read faster
B. Put ideas together to understand something new
C. Skip pages
D. Copy sentence
B. Put ideas together to understand something new ✅
8. What belongs in a retell?
A. Favorite snack
B. The characters and setting
C. Your opinion
D. A math problem
B. The characters and setting ✅
13. Which word means “the place something is”?
A. Location
B. Action
C. Fiction
D. Motion
A. Location ✅
18. What is a theme?
A. Where the story happens
B. The lesson or message of the story
C. The name of the author
D. The problem
B. The lesson or message of the story ✅
23. Informational texts use…
A. Jokes
B. Opinions only
C. Facts and details
D. Fairy tales
C. Facts and details ✅
4. What question can you ask during reading?
A. Why did the character do that?
B. What time is lunch?
C. What book is next?
D. What grade am I in?
A. Why did the character do that?
9. “Liam ran home fast.”
A. Liam walked slowly
B. Liam ran home quickly
C. Liam slept all day
D. Liam moved to another town
B. Liam ran home quickly ✅
14. What clue helps you understand a new word?
A. The weather
B. Context clues in the sentence
C. A random guess
D. The book title
B. Context clues in the sentence ✅
19. A character who never gives up shows which theme?
A. Laziness
B. Loyalty
C. Perseverance / keep trying
D. Confusion
C. Perseverance / keep trying ✅
24. What does “revise” mean?
A. Scratch your paper
B. Make your writing better by changing things
C. Throw away your draft
D. Write with a pen
B. Make your writing better by changing things ✅
5. If the text says “She grabbed a coat,” what can you understand?
A. She is sleepy
B. It's cold outside
C. She is hungry
D. She is jumping rope
B. It's cold outside ✅
10. Which is paraphrasing?
A. “The dog barked loudly.” → “The dog made a loud noise.”
B. Copying the sentence
C. Skipping the sentence
D. Writing a new story
A. “The dog barked loudly.” → “The dog made a loud noise.”
15. Which sentence uses vocabulary correctly?
A. “I sprint sleepily.”
B. “The puppy wandered around the yard.”
C. “I froze my homework.”
D. “The book jumped.”
B. “The puppy wandered around the yard.” ✅
20. A character helping others shows the theme of…
A. Fear
B. Kindness
C. Anger
D. Boredom
B. Kindness ✅
25. Revised sentence: “The dog run fast.”
A. The dog runned fast.
B. The dog fast run.
C. The dog runs fast.
D. Dog fast runs.
C. The dog runs fast. ✅