by BlastRoom
Students use text clues to predict, confirm or correct predictions, and draw supported conclusions.
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20 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
The article is titled “Storm Watch.” It says dark clouds rolled in, wind bent the trees, and the game moved indoors. What will most likely happen next?
In the folktale, each time Lina helps an animal, it later returns with useful advice. Lina stands at a locked gate, and a fox she freed appears. What will most likely happen next?
A how-to article gives steps for building a kite. The last step says to tie the string tightly and wait for a steady breeze. What will most likely happen next?
In the mystery, muddy paw prints cross the kitchen, and the dog hides under the table with cookie crumbs on its nose. What will most likely happen next?
A section headed “Cooling the Mixture” says the liquid thickens as its temperature drops. The class places the bowl on ice. What will most likely happen next?
In Marco’s journal, every entry ends with a question he wants to research. Today’s entry ends, “Why do fireflies flash?” What will most likely happen next?
Prediction: The hikers will turn back soon. Passage: The map shows three miles left, thunder rumbles closer, and a blue trail marker is nailed to a tree. What detail supports the prediction?
Prediction: The club will choose the park cleanup project. Passage: Three members nod when Priya explains it. The bake sale raised the most money last year, and the poster contest costs less. What detail supports the prediction?
Prediction: Owen will return Theo’s compass. Passage: Owen rereads Theo’s note, checks the time, and puts the borrowed compass on Theo’s desk before homeroom. What detail supports the prediction?
Prediction: The article will next focus on floating seeds. Passage: The next heading reads “Floating Away.” The paragraph before it tells how burrs cling to socks and birds eat berries. What detail supports the prediction?
Prediction: Sasha will practice again instead of quitting. Passage: After missing the high note, Sasha circled tomorrow’s rehearsal time and whispered, “I was closer today.” What detail supports the prediction?
Prediction: The library will be quiet during lunch. New information: A sign says the chess club meets there today, and chairs are being set in circles. How does this affect the prediction?
Prediction: The narrator will enjoy the camping trip. New sentence: He packs a flashlight, grins at the tent, and says he hopes the weekend lasts longer. How does this affect the prediction?
Prediction: The recipe will be difficult for beginners. New sentence: The first step says, “Separate twelve eggs, then whip the whites until stiff peaks form.” How does this affect the prediction?
Prediction: The lost necklace is in the garden. New sentence: Under the rosebush, Mina finds only a broken clasp, but wet footprints lead toward the shed. How does this affect the prediction?
Prediction: The article will compare two inventions. New sentence: The next paragraph begins, “Unlike earlier bikes, the safety bicycle had two similar wheels.” How does this affect the prediction?
Tariq arrived before sunrise, arranged the chairs, and tested every microphone before the audience came in. What can you conclude?
Every lunch, Camila sits beside new students, asks their names, and invites them into the soccer game. What can you conclude?
The poem describes empty nests, shorter days, and geese flying south. What can you conclude?
The report says the town added bike lanes, fixed cracked sidewalks, and lowered speed limits near schools. What can you conclude?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Which Source Can You Trust?
20 questions