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Kindergarten Quiz Comparing and Contrasting Adventures in Stories – RL.K.9

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.K.9 focuses on the ability of kindergarten students to, with prompting and support, compare and contrast the adventures and experiences of characters in familiar stories. This involves identifying similarities and differences in characters’ experiences, settings, or challenges within the stories.

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1. Question
Why do we compare and contrast characters’ adventures in stories?
- A) To make all stories sound the same
- B) To identify differences and similarities in their experiences
- C) To make stories longer
- D) Because all characters are related
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
Jack climbed a beanstalk, while Rapunzel let down her hair from a tower. What is similar about their adventures?
- A) They both took place in a forest
- B) They both involve heights
- C) They both found a treasure chest
- D) They both have dragons
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3. Question
If two characters both learn a lesson about sharing, what does this indicate?
- A) They like the same foods
- B) They had similar experiences or challenges
- C) They read the same books
- D) They wear the same clothes
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4. Question
Cinderella and Snow White both encounter a wicked stepmother. This is an example of:
- A) Different settings
- B) Similar challenges
- C) Contrasting adventures
- D) Unrelated stories
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5. Question
When characters in two different stories find a magical world, this is a:
- A) Difference in character
- B) Similarity in adventure
- C) Contrast in setting
- D) Difference in time
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6. Question
Why do teachers ask students to compare and contrast stories?
- A) To confuse them
- B) To deepen their understanding of the stories
- C) Because they don’t know the stories
- D) To make reading less enjoyable
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If a character in one story learns bravery and another learns patience, what is this an example of?
- A) Similar challenges
- B) Different lessons learned
- C) Same outcomes
- D) Similar settings
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8. Question
Two stories feature animals talking to humans. What does this suggest about the stories?
- A) They have the same author
- B) They are set in the same place
- C) They contain fantastical elements
- D) They are true stories
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What is required to compare and contrast stories?
- A) Mix up the characters
- B) Tell a new story
- C) Analyze the characters and events in each story
- D) Read a different book
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Question 10 of 10

10. Question
Harry and Hermione from “Harry Potter” both fight evil, but in different ways. This is a:
- A) Similarity in their characters
- B) Contrast in their methods
- C) Difference in their ages
- D) Similarity in their hobbies
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