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Common Core Standard RI.1.6 Questions

Distinguish between information provided by pictures or other illustrations and information provided by the words in a text.

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Grade 1 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Did you know that sometimes the Moon covers the Sun? This is called a solar eclipse. A solar eclipse happens when the Moon comes right between the Sun and the Earth. The Earth gets very dark. It also gets cold. It is like a blackout. The Sun cannot get light or heat to the Earth.

Does the picture below focus on the same topic as the passage?

Yes
No

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Passage #1
In Ancient Egypt, the people had many gods. One god was Ra. He was the sun god. He was born each morning. When he was born, the sun rose.

Passage #2
In Ancient Egypt, the people believed in a god named Osiris. He was the god of the dead. The people believed that when they died, they went to the underworld. There they met Osiris and his wife, Isis.

Ancient Egyptian Gods and Goddesses
Name	Title
Ra	God of the Sun
Osiris	God of the Dead
Seth	God of Chaos
Amun	King of the gods
Isis	God of Life

What do you learn from the table that you don't learn from the passages?

Isis is the god of life.
Osiris is the god of the dead.
Ra is the god of the sun.

Grade 1 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Did you know that the Sun is a star? It does not look like a star because it is very close to Earth. However, it is a giant ball of super hot gases. That's what makes it a star. The closer a star is to Earth, the brighter and hotter it looks. That is why the Sun looks like it does.

What can you learn from the picture below that you don't learn from the passage?

The sun looks like a star.
The sun looks yellow.
The sun is hot.
The sun is close to Earth.

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Where we live, the weather is always changing. In the fall, the weather can be cool and crisp. In the winter, it is cold and biting. In spring, the weather starts to get warmer and it is very wet. In the summer, the weather is hot and humid.

What info does the picture give that is not in the passage?

Winter - Tree - Small

It is cold in winter.
It is snowy in winter.
It is sunny in winter.
It is windy in winter.

Grade 1 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Acorns are the seeds of oak trees. Many different animals enjoy acorns. Squirrels especially like acorns and collect them in the fall. Then they have food to eat in the winter. Acorns not eaten by animals can grow into new oak trees.

What do you learn from the picture below that you do not learn from the passage?

Acorns are seeds.
Acorns are brown.
Squirrels like acorns.
Oak trees come from acorns.

Grade 1 Main Idea CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Australia is a country. It is also a continent and an island. A lot of the country is desert, but it is not really hot. The country is surrounded by water, so it has a lot of beaches. It is called "the land down under." That is because it is on the southern part of the globe. Much of the country is covered with plants. It is also home to many animals you will not find anywhere else in the world.

What can you learn from the picture below that you cannot learn from the passage?

Australia is an island.
Australia is on the southern part of the globe.
Australia is mostly desert.
Australia is near Asia.

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Where we live, the weather is always changing. In the fall, the weather can be cool and crisp. In the winter, it is cold and biting. In spring, the weather starts to get warmer and it is very wet. In the summer, the weather is hot and humid.

What info does the picture give that is not in the passage?

Fall - Tree - Small

Leaves change color in the fall.
Weather is cool in the fall.
It is cloudy in the fall.
Trees lose all their leaves in the fall.

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

China is a very large country. It is home to over 1 billion people. It is also one of the oldest countries in the world. Many items were invented in China. They include toilet paper, the water wheel, and kites.

What do you learn from the picture below that you do not learn from the passage?

China has many islands.
China is a very large country.
China has over 1 billion people.
China is very old.

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Animal Journeys

Birds
Arctic terns fly over 40,000 kilometers each year. They travel from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Then they go back again.

Fish
Salmon live in the ocean, but they lay their eggs in rivers. They travel up to 900 miles to get to rivers to lay their eggs.

Whales
Humpback whales make long journeys every year. In the summer, they head north. The water in the Arctic is icy cold. In the winter, they head south to tropical waters.

Animal Travel Distances
Animal	Distance
Arctic Tern	39500km
Salmon	1448km
Humpback Whale	8400km

What do you learn from the table that you don't learn from the passage?

How far humpback whales travel
Where Salmon lay their eggs
How far Salmon travel
Where Arctic tern go

Grade 1 Text Elements CCSS: CCRA.R.6, RI.1.6

Birds
Arctic terns fly over 40,000 kilometers each year. They travel from the Arctic to the Antarctic. Then they go back again.

Fish
Salmon live in the ocean, but they lay their eggs in rivers. They travel up to 900 miles to get to rivers to lay their eggs.

Whales
Humpback whales make long journeys every year. In the summer, they head north. The water in the Arctic is icy cold. In the winter, they head south to tropical waters.

What do you learn from the picture below that you do not learn from the passage?

Salmon live in the ocean.
Salmon swim in rivers.
Salmon are pinkish orange.
Salmon lay eggs.

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