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Practice combining a written statement with a described chart, graph, table, timeline, map, or photograph to see what each one adds.
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An article says, "Spring rain in Ashford tapered off as the season went on." This bar graph appears beside it. What does the graph complicate about that sentence?

A newsletter states that the hiking club has grown every year since 2020. This line graph appears beside it. Which statement does the graph confirm and make exact?

A report says, "Riverton's food bank served far more families in December than in November." This table appears beside it. What do the table's figures add to the sentence?

A paragraph says the town built its seawall "soon after the great flood." This timeline appears beside it. What can a reader now state exactly?

An article says a canal lock "raises boats step by step." This diagram appears beside it. What does the diagram add to the article?

A trail guide warns that the trail's steepest part comes near the end. This elevation profile of the 6-mile trail appears beside the warning. Which detail best supports the warning?

An article calls the 1927 Hollis schoolhouse "a plain, one-room building." A photograph of that schoolhouse shows a two-story brick structure with eight windows and a bell tower. What does the photograph do to the description?
A photograph shows a dry riverbed of cracked mud. Its caption reads: "The Neel River, August 2021, during the third year of drought." What does the caption supply that the photograph by itself cannot?
An article states, "Blue whales can call across long distances." A documentary clip plays one whale call and tracks it to listening stations 100, 260, and 480 miles away. What does the clip add to the article's sentence?
An article notes that Kell Middle School added a free breakfast program in 2022. This bar graph shows morning nurse visits. What can a reader still not tell from the article and the graph together?

A transit report claims, "Ridership recovered fastest on the west route." This table appears beside it. Which figure best supports the report's claim?

A news story says science fair attendance "rose sharply." This line graph appears beside it. What do the graph's figures add to that phrase?

This table lists Mill Creek Creamery sales. The owner writes that a kitchen fire closed the shop for the last three weeks of August. What does the text explain that the table alone cannot?

An article says a park's tree count "has not changed much since 2015." This table appears beside it. True or False: the table's figures agree with the article's statement.

A brochure says the museum's busiest month is July. This bar graph shows visitors. True or False: the graph confirms the brochure's claim.

A timeline reads: 2018, new recycling bins placed; 2019, curbside pickup starts weekly. A bar graph shows tons recycled: 2017, 120; 2018, 150; 2019, 260; 2020, 275. Which change matches the largest one-year rise, and how big was it?
A club newsletter says, "The share of our members who volunteer jumped from 40% to 60%." This table lists the club's total members. What does the table complicate about the newsletter's sentence?

An article describes the 1912 Vine Street fire station as "still standing." A photograph of it shows boarded windows, a sagging roofline, and a chain across the doorway. What does the photograph add to the article?
A student writes, "Our school's largest club is Robotics." This table lists club members. What does the table show about that sentence?

In a class discussion a speaker says, "Most of our lunch waste is food, not packaging." This circle graph shows the school's lunch waste. What does the graph do to the speaker's claim?

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