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Kindergarten Understanding the Relationship Between Illustrations and Story – RL.K.7

This standard, CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.K.7, requires kindergarten students to, with help, understand and describe how pictures in a book relate to the story. They should be able to connect illustrations with the events, characters, or settings they represent, identifying what part of the story a specific illustration depicts.

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1. Question
How do illustrations help us understand a story?
- A) They show the weather
- B) They show scenes from the story
- C) They show other books
- D) They show our friends
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If a picture shows a character smiling with a birthday cake, what part of the story might it represent?
- A) The character’s birthday
- B) The character’s graduation
- C) The character’s shopping day
- D) The character’s car ride
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What can illustrations tell us about a story?
- A) The taste of food
- B) The feelings of characters
- C) The smell of flowers
- D) The sound of music
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If an illustration shows a dark forest at night, what might it tell about the story’s setting?
- A) It's daytime in a city
- B) It's nighttime in a forest
- C) It's winter in a desert
- D) It's morning in a school
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Why do we look at pictures in a storybook?
- A) To find our name
- B) To understand the story better
- C) To read the pictures
- D) To listen to music
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What does an illustration showing a character crying suggest?
- A) The character is happy
- B) The character is likely sad or upset
- C) The character is sleeping
- D) The character is dancing
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If a story is about a beach adventure, what illustration might you expect to see?
- A) Snowy mountains
- B) Sandy beach with waves
- C) Busy city street
- D) Classroom with students
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How can illustrations show what a character is doing in the story?
- A) By describing the character’s thoughts
- B) By showing the character in action
- C) By listing the character’s favorite foods
- D) By playing the character’s favorite song
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Can a picture in a book show you what happens in the story?
- A) Yes, it can show important events
- B) No, pictures are for coloring
- C) No, pictures are there to fill up space
- D) Yes, but only the book's price
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What should you do to understand the story better after seeing an illustration?
- A) Close the book
- B) Skip the pages
- C) Talk about the picture with an adult or teacher
- D) Only look at the pictures, not the words
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