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Which Book Would You Pick? RL.K.5
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1. You want to know the name of the book. Which two parts could you look at?
A. The front cover and the title page B. The middle two pages C. The back cover and the last page 2. A text with short lines and a beat you can clap is probably what?
A. A poem B. An information book C. A storybook 3. Where would you look to find who wrote the book?
A. The middle of the book B. The back cover only C. The front cover or the title page 4. You are holding a book upside down. Which part tells you which way is up?
A. The front cover B. The spine only C. The middle page 5. Which one would tell you what a real bee eats?
A. An information book B. A story about a bee who talks C. A poem about summer 6. Which part of a book keeps the pages safe?
A. The middle pages B. The covers C. The title page 7. A book about a talking rabbit who goes to the moon is what?
A. An information book B. A recipe C. A story 8. Which one has facts you could check?
A. A poem about feelings B. A made-up story C. An information book LessonPrint · RL.K.5 · Set 7 · free to copy for classroom use
Answer key — Which Book Would You Pick? Set 7. Prints on its own sheet.
1. The front cover and the title page 2. A poem 3. The front cover or the title page 4. The front cover 5. An information book 6. The covers 7. A story 8. An information book Last reviewed 2026-09-05. Aligned to RL.K.5 of the Common Core State Standards for English language arts.