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Grade 1 Quiz Understanding Key Details in Presented Information – SL.1.2

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.1.2 focuses on the skills of first-grade students to inquire and respond about crucial details in texts that are read aloud or information presented orally or through other formats. This standard helps in promoting active listening, comprehension, and communication skills among children, preparing them for more complex educational interactions as they progress through the grades.

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
In the context of CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.1.2, how can other media be used besides oral presentations and read-alouds?
- A) To distract students
- B) To present information or stories visually or interactively
- C) To play unrelated videos
- D) To end class early
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2. Question
What is one of the goals of being able to ask and answer questions about key details in a text or presentation?
- A) To cause confusion
- B) To demonstrate attention and understanding
- C) To finish the session as quickly as possible
- D) To have a debate
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3. Question
When a teacher reads a story aloud, what should students be prepared to do?
- A) Daydream
- B) Discuss their plans for after school
- C) Ask and answer questions about important elements of the story
- D) Draw pictures unrelated to the story
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4. Question
How does asking questions about key details benefit a student’s educational growth?
- A) It encourages passive learning
- B) It develops critical thinking and comprehension skills
- C) It's unrelated to educational growth
- D) It encourages rote memorization
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5. Question
What does CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.1.2 mainly encourage students to do?
- A) Daydream during discussions
- B) Discuss only off-topic subjects
- C) Ask and answer questions about key details
- D) Talk without listening
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6. Question
Why is it important for students to ask questions about the text read aloud or information presented?
- A) To interrupt the class
- B) To clarify misunderstandings and deepen comprehension
- C) Because they are told to
- D) To challenge the presenter
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7. Question
Which of these is considered a “key detail” in a presentation or a read-aloud session?
- A) An unrelated fact
- B) The main idea or crucial points
- C) A minor character's background
- D) A random comment about the setting
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How should students respond when asked about key details in a text or presentation?
- A) With personal opinions
- B) With facts and information from the text or presentation
- C) With guesses
- D) By changing the topic
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9. Question
What skill are students primarily using when they ask and answer questions about key details?
- A) Guessing
- B) Active listening
- C) Drawing
- D) Debating
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10. Question
What kind of questions should students ask about a text read aloud or information presented?
- A) Irrelevant questions
- B) Questions related to key details and main ideas
- C) Questions they already know the answers to
- D) Questions about a different topic
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