Why does the author use headings?

to tell what each section in about

What is the article mostly about?

how schools are alike and different

Why do some teachers teach lessons over the radio or by computer?

Some students cannot travel to school.

What are the "Amazing School Facts" boxes for?

to give extra details about schools

How are the articles different?

"An America School" is about one girl's school.

What is the "School Chores" section for?

to tell about the jobs children do at some schools

What is one way schools are alike?

They are all places where students go to learn.

Why does each photo have a caption?

to explain what is in each picture

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Schools Around the World

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This is a comprehension quiz for the selection "Schools Around the World" by Margaret C. Hall found in the second grade "Journeys" reading series.

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1
Why does the author use headings?
to entertain the reader
to tell what each section in about
to make the article longer
2
What is the article mostly about?
how children get to school
what children wear to school
how schools are alike and different
3
Why do some teachers teach lessons over the radio or by computer?
Radio and computer lessons help students pay attention.
Some students cannot travel to school.
Their community cannot afford to build a school.
4
What are the "Amazing School Facts" boxes for?
to give extra details about schools
to explain where readers can find out more about school
to tell the main idea of each section
5
How are the articles different?
"Schools Around the World" is about pen pals who meet.
"An America School" is about one girl's school.
"An American School" is about schools around the world.
6
Compare the two articles. What activity do you see students doing in both articles?
doing school chores
riding a bike to school
saying a pledge to the flag
7
What is the "School Chores" section for?
to compare chores at school and chores at home
to get readers to do chores at their school
to tell about the jobs children do at some schools
8
Which sentence from the article shows that some parents teach their children?
"A home can also be a school."
"Some children have other lessons after school."
"Some children live at their schools."
9
What is one way schools are alike?
They are all places where students go to learn.
They are places where children live.
They are always buildings made of brick.
10
Why does each photo have a caption?
to make readers laugh
to tell who took the picture
to explain what is in each picture

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