The picture graph shows the fruit students chose at lunch. How many students chose bananas?

The picture graph shows the stars a class earned. How many more red stars than blue stars did the class earn?

The picture graph shows supplies a class collected. How many supplies did the class collect in all?

A book about the Wright brothers includes this timeline. Which event happened first?

An author wants readers to see the order of the events in a hero's life and the year of each one. Which visual fits that job best?

A page about bicycles shows a drawing with lines pointing to the pedal, the chain, and the gears. What does this diagram add to the text?

A writer wants readers to see at a glance which of four sports the class likes best. Which visual fits that job best?

A science book includes the visual below. This kind of visual is called a

The text says, "Our school recycles more paper every year." This bar graph is printed beside it. What does the bar graph add?

A timeline shows events in the order they happened.

A book shows a drawing of a flower with labels reading petal, stem, leaf, and root. Which question can a reader answer with that diagram?

A pet-care book includes this chart. To find what a hamster eats, a reader should

A passage explains how a tadpole becomes a frog. This diagram is printed beside the passage. How does the diagram help the reader?

The bar graph shows how many students chose each sport as their favorite. Which sport did the most students choose?

An article about sea turtles includes this map. What information does the map add to the article?

A map of a park has a small box in the corner showing a picture of a tree next to the word "tree" and a picture of a bench next to the word "bench." What is that box, and what does it do?

A passage describes parts of a volcano. This labeled picture is printed beside it. What should a reader use the labels for?

The graph shows how much rain fell on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Which day had the most rain?

An article explains how to plant a seed. Pictures show digging a hole, placing the seed, covering it with soil, and watering it. How do the pictures help?

True or False: A reader can use the exact numbers in a chart to check a claim made in the paragraph beside it.