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Grade 3 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.1, RI.3.1

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Before Groundhog Day, people celebrated which holiday?
  1. Spring Day
  2. Candlemas Day
  3. Shadow Day
  4. Punxsutawney Phil Day
Grade 3 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.1, RI.3.1

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Which word best describes how Groundhog Day became a tradition?
  1. legend
  2. hoax
  3. anticipation
  4. forecast
Grade 7 Supporting Details
I use the details in the text to help me determine the implied main idea. Details are...
  1. the author's purpose
  2. the author's point of view
  3. the who, what, when, where, why and how of the text
Grade 3 Supporting Details
What do supporting details do?
  1. They help back up or support the main idea.
  2. They tell you what to do.
Grade 9 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.3, RI.9-10.3

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Humans were content to continue to accept the different myths and fables surrounding the position of the Earth, Sun, and Moon.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 4 Supporting Details CCSS: CCRA.R.1, RI.4.1

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Based on the passage, you can infer that when skies are clear and fair, the groundhog
  1. sees its shadow.
  2. does not see its shadow.
Grade 2 Supporting Details
Read the passage. Choose the sentence that does not belong.

The park is a wonderful place for a picnic. People sell tasty snacks. There are picnic tables and grills. I have a pet hamster. The park has a lot of fun things that we enjoy doing.
  1. The park has a lot of fun things that we enjoy doing.
  2. People sell tasty snacks.
  3. I have a pet hamster.
  4. There are picnic tables and grills.
Grade 2 Supporting Details
What does a supporting detail do?
  1. It tells you the main idea
  2. It gives more information about the main idea
  3. It gives you the conclusion
  4. It tells you who the narrator is
Grade 7 Supporting Details
Which sentence provides another supporting detail for the paragraph?

The diamondback rattlesnake is named for the diamond-shaped markings on its back and the rattling sounds it makes. The rattling sounds are caused by a loose rattle on the end of its tail. Diamondbacks are found in the southeastern United States and may grow to a weight of 30-35 pounds.
  1. The novel of A Feast of Snakes was written by Harry Crews.
  2. The first baby rattle might have been a piece of dried fruit.
  3. The eastern diamond back is also called the water rattlesnake.
  4. The snakemouth, with its pink flowers, is found in the eastern U.S.
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