Drawing simple conclusions nonfiction quiz (Grade 2 ELA with answer key)

📚 Quick Study Guide

🔍 Drawing conclusions means figuring something out that isn't directly stated in the text.
• 💡 Look for clues in the words and pictures.
• 📝 Think about what you already know and how it connects to the text.
• 🕵️‍♀️ Use the clues to make a smart guess about what the author is trying to tell you.
• 📚 Good readers always ask themselves, "What does this all mean?"

✏️ Practice Quiz

1. What does it mean to draw a conclusion from a nonfiction text?
   1. To copy the words exactly as they are written.
   2. To figure something out that isn't directly stated.
   3. To draw a picture of the text.
2. The text says, "The dog wagged its tail and barked happily." What can you conclude?
   1. The dog is angry.
   2. The dog is playful and happy.
   3. The dog is hungry.
3. A book about penguins shows penguins huddled together in a group. What can you conclude?
   1. Penguins like to play games.
   2. Penguins help each other stay warm.
   3. Penguins are always sad.
4. The text says, "Bees fly from flower to flower." What can you conclude?
   1. Bees are afraid of flowers.
   2. Bees collect something from flowers.
   3. Bees don't like honey.
5. A sign says, "Wet Floor." What can you conclude?
   1. The floor is clean.
   2. Someone spilled juice.
   3. Someone might slip and fall.
6. The text describes a girl putting on a raincoat and boots. What can you conclude?
   1. It is sunny outside.
   2. It is raining outside.
   3. She is going to a party.
7. A book shows children planting seeds in the ground. What can you conclude?
   1. They are planting rocks.
   2. They are growing something.
   3. They are digging for treasure.