Prediction in Stories Test Questions for Kindergarten ELA

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔍 Prediction means making a smart guess about what might happen in the future.
• 📖 To predict, use clues from the story, like what characters say and do.
• 🤔 Think about what you already know from your own life to help you guess.
• 📝 Good predictions make sense based on the story.
• 🌟 Remember, predicting isn't just guessing; it's using what you know!

🤔 Practice Quiz

1. What does it mean to make a prediction in a story?
   1. Guessing what will happen next.
   2. Reading the story very fast.
   3. Drawing pictures of the characters.
2. If a character is holding an umbrella and it's cloudy, what might you predict?
   1. The sun will come out.
   2. It will start to rain.
   3. The character will go inside.
3. A girl is baking cookies. She puts them in the oven. What do you predict will happen next?
   1. She will eat a sandwich.
   2. The cookies will be ready to eat.
   3. She will plant a tree.
4. A boy is wearing a coat and gloves. Where do you predict he is going?
   1. To the beach.
   2. To play in the snow.
   3. To a party.
5. A dog is wagging its tail and barking happily. What do you predict it wants?
   1. To sleep.
   2. To play.
   3. To eat a carrot.
6. A bird is building a nest in a tree. What do you predict will happen next?
   1. It will fly to the moon.
   2. It will lay eggs in the nest.
   3. It will start singing.
7. A child is holding a watering can near a flower. What do you predict will happen?
   1. The flower will grow.
   2. The child will eat the flower.
   3. The child will throw the watering can.