Grade 2 Book Explorers worksheet

from Gradelings Β· Name: ______________________

How to explain it

  1. The title and the author's name are usually on the front cover.
  2. The author writes the words; the illustrator makes the pictures.
  3. Different texts do different jobs: a letter shares news, a list helps you remember.

Example: Who writes the words in a book? The illustrator draws the pictures. The author writes the words. Answer: the author

  1. Question 1

    A book about frogs has the heading β€œWhat Frogs Eat”. What will that part tell?

    🐸
    • how to build a boat
    • where the author lives
    • what frogs eat
  2. Question 2

    A story about a dragon who bakes cakes is…

    πŸ‰
    • non-fiction
    • a recipe
    • fiction
  3. Question 3

    Which text helps you find your way to a place?

    • πŸ“a shopping list
    • πŸ—ΊοΈa map
    • πŸ˜‚a joke book
  4. Question 4

    A poster for a school fun fair is mostly meant to…

    πŸŽͺ
    • tell people about the event
    • tell a long fairy tale
    • teach them how to bake bread
  5. Question 5

    A big word at the top of a section that tells what it is about is a…

    πŸ” 
    • heading
    • caption
    • page number
  6. Question 6

    You want to find facts about owls on a website. Where do you type β€œowls”?

    • πŸ”in the search box
    • πŸ“˜on the front cover
    • πŸ“„in the page number
  7. Question 7

    Where in a story do you meet the characters and the setting?

    πŸ“–
    • the very last word
    • the back cover
    • the beginning
  8. Question 8

    Where do you usually find the title and the author's name?

    • 🌳inside a picture of a tree
    • πŸ“„on the last page only
    • πŸ“˜on the front cover
  9. Question 9

    Which text tells you how to make something, step by step?

    • πŸ’Œa birthday card
    • 🧁a recipe
    • 🎡a poem
  10. Question 10

    Which text helps you remember what to buy at the store?

    • 🧚a fairy tale
    • πŸ“a list
    • 🌊a map of the ocean

Answer key

  1. 1. what frogs eat
  2. 2. fiction
  3. 3. πŸ—ΊοΈ a map
  4. 4. tell people about the event
  5. 5. heading
  6. 6. πŸ” in the search box
  7. 7. the beginning
  8. 8. πŸ“˜ on the front cover
  9. 9. 🧁 a recipe
  10. 10. πŸ“ a list

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