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Grade 2 Reading Information - Questioning
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Grade 2 Reading Information - Questioning

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Key questions should be raised during a reading selection. Students should be prepared and taught to figure out what questions they should ask. In return, they will be better suited to answer these same type of questions. These questions usually begin with who, what, where, when, why and how. In this quiz, the students will choose the questions that can be answered from the selection as well as answer those same type of questions from reading the selection.

Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs were a large group of reptiles. They roamed the earth over 200 million years ago. There were many types of dinosaurs. Many of the dinosaurs had either two or four legs. Some had arms. There were birds that were believed to be dinosaurs.

The biggest dinosaur was called the Dreadnoughtus. Its tail was 30 feet long. It weighed 65 tons. That is about the weight of a space shuttle. Bones of this dinosaur were found.

Flying beasts were found millions of years ago. They were not dinosaurs. They were flying reptiles. One of these reptiles was called the Pterosaur. They did not have feathers like birds. They had skin over their wings. They would eat fish.

The diet of the dinosaurs was lizards, eggs and other animals. Many of the dinosaurs ate plants and fruits. These animals were big, but most did not eat meat.

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1.
What question could be answered from the text?
How fast could dinosaurs run?
What did dinosaurs eat?
Where on earth did dinosaurs live?
What color were dinosaurs?
A dinosaur's diet is mentioned in the third and last paragraphs of the text.
2.
What question could be answered from the text?
Which dinosaur is the smallest?
How many different dinosaurs are there?
How did dinosaurs die?
When did dinosaurs live?
The first paragraph discusses that the dinosaurs lived over 200 million years ago.
3.
What question could be answered from the text?
When did the dinosaurs die?
What did the dinosaurs do for fun?
What were flying reptiles?
Who studied dinosaurs?
Flying reptiles are described in the third paragraph of the text.
4.
What question could be answered from the text?
Where did dinosaurs go to drink water?
How many legs did dinosaurs have?
What color was the Dreadnoughtus dinosaur?
How did dinosaurs sleep?
The first paragraph details the number of legs dinosaurs had.
5.
How big was the Dreadnoughtus?
As big as a reptile.
As big as a space shuttle.
As big as a bird.
As big as a house.
This dinosaur weighed 65 tons which is equivalent to the weight of a space shuttle.
6.
What did most dinosaurs eat?
Plants.
Meat.
Other dinosaurs.
Birds.
Some dinosaurs ate meat, but most ate plants and fruits.
7.
What were the Pterosaurs?
Dinosaurs.
Birds.
Reptiles.
Eggs.
Pterosaurs were flying reptiles and not dinosaurs or birds.
8.
What did Pterosaurs eat?
Fish.
Plants.
Reptiles.
Birds.
Pterosaurs would eat fish because they could fly down and scoop up a fish in the river.
9.
How did people know that dinosaurs walked the earth?
There were pictures of dinosaurs.
They saw the dinosaurs.
They found dinosaur bones.
There were big prints in the mud.
Dinosaur bones have been found by scientists.
10.
What were Pterosaurs' wings made of?
Hair.
Scales.
Feathers.
Skin.
Pterosaurs' wings had a thin layer of skin over their bones.
Author:  Amy Flanders

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