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Grade 1 Quiz Asking and Answering Questions About Key Details in a Text – I.1.1

The Common Core State Standard CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.1.1 focuses on students’ ability to ask and answer questions about important information in a text. This skill is fundamental for reading comprehension, helping students engage with the material, recall important details, and understand the message or story being conveyed. The following quiz tests the ability to identify key details in a text and understand how asking questions can enhance comprehension.

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1. Question
What kind of questions can help you understand the main idea of a text?
- A) Questions about the weather
- B) Questions not related to the text
- C) Questions that probe deeper into significant points or events in the text
- D) Questions about what will happen next week
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2. Question
How does answering questions about a text help you?
- A) It makes you forget the text faster
- B) It helps reinforce your understanding and memory of the text
- C) It confuses you about the text
- D) It teaches you about cooking
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3. Question
What is the first thing you should do if you don’t understand something in the text?
- A) Start drawing
- B) Ask a question about it
- C) Ignore it
- D) Close the book immediately
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4. Question
Why are “why” and “how” questions good to ask about a text?
- A) They are not helpful
- B) They help you dive deeper into understanding reasons and processes in the text
- C) They make the text disappear
- D) They are only for math class
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5. Question
What type of information is NOT considered a key detail in a story?
- A) The main character’s background
- B) A major event in the plot
- C) Descriptions that set the scene
- D) The color of the book cover
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6. Question
Why is it important to identify key details in a text?
- A) Because it's a fun game
- B) Because key details are the main building blocks for understanding the overall message or theme
- C) Because it helps you read less
- D) Because the details are usually wrong
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7. Question
Why is it important to ask questions about a text?
- A) To ignore the text
- B) To engage more deeply with the material
- C) Because pictures are not interesting
- D) To talk about something else
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8. Question
What is a “key detail” in a text?
- A) An unimportant piece of information
- B) The author's name
- C) An important piece of information that stands out
- D) A funny joke in the text
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9. Question
When should you ask questions about the text?
- A) Before, during, and after reading it
- B) Without reading it
- C) Only before reading it
- D) Only after forgetting it
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10. Question
Who can answer your questions about a text?
- A) Only the author
- B) Teachers, parents, peers, or yourself
- C) Nobody
- D) Only people who don't know the text
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