The Library Visit — Making Inference — Reading Comprehension
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RL.4.1
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RL.6.1
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This thoughtfully crafted passage titled "The Library Visit" supports 4th grade students in mastering CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.4.1 skills through a relatable scenario. The text follows Alex as he searches for adventure books at a library during summer vacation. Students must identify explicit textual evidence including "librarian," "shelves," and "card" to determine the setting, while making an inference about the season based on the mention of "summer vacation." The multiple-choice questions prompt students to distinguish between explicit and implicit information, encouraging them to return to the text for supporting evidence. This passage builds critical reading comprehension skills by teaching students how to use textual details when explaining both stated facts and reasonable inferences. The theme of summer reading adventures connects to students' experiences while reinforcing the importance of reading for pleasure during school breaks.
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Alex scanned the tall shelves, searching for adventure stories. The librarian smiled and pointed to the blue cart. "New arrivals," she whispered. Alex found three perfect books and slid his card across the desk. He had two whole weeks of summer vacation to explore magical worlds.
Where is Alex?
At a bookstoreAt schoolAt a library
What time of year is it?
SummerWinterSpring
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