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14 - Text and Graphic Features

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6 Nsɛmmisa

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L.4.4.b

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RI.4.3

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RI.4.7

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RI.4.7

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RI.4.8

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6.

Based on the passage, briefly explain how the moon and Earth are similar and different. Use evidence from the passage to support your answer.

RI.4.3

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Read the sentence from the passage. Then answer the question that follows.
The moon was observable just by looking at it at first.
What is the meaning of the word observable as it is used in the text?

A. able to be left

B. able to be seen

C. visually interesting

D. unlike anything else

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2.

How does the author explain the phases of the moon?

A. by describing the physical features of the moon

B. by explaining how scientists have studied the moon

C. by describing what astronauts brought back from the moon

D. by explaining the relationships between the moon, Earth, and the sun

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3.

What information is included in the image that is not in the text?

A. what a full moon looks like

B. what a new moon looks like

C. that the moon orbits around Earth

D. the name of each phase of the moon

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5.

Why did the author write this text?

A. to tell a story about astronauts exploring the moon

B. to convince readers to visit the moon

C. to describe why Earth has the moon

D. to inform readers about the moon