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Answers All cloze answers are given in order. Morning chores Cloze farm, holidays, morning, piglets, scrap, lamb, milk, water, animals, afraid, henhouse Making connections Text to self 1.–3. Answers will vary. Text to text 4. Answers will vary but could include: ‘Old MacDonald’ 5. Answers will vary. Text to world 6.–7. Answers will vary. 8. Answers will vary but could include: washing dishes, setting the table, cleaning their rooms, weeding the garden, and taking out the rubbish. A view of the zoo Cloze zoo, neck, leaves, animals, penguin, water, zebra, front, lion, staff, wild, hunt Inferring 1. Answers will vary. 2. Ginger the giraffe is glad to be far away from Larry the lion because lions hunt giraffes in the wild. 3. Happy. Explanations will vary but could include because she has a new baby. 4.–6. Answers will vary. What a disaster! Cloze inventor, machine, bird, branch, girl, wearing, hair, helmet, scarf, herself, return, workshop, looked Visualising 1.–3. Answers will vary. Ready robots Cloze legs, back, wheels, lights, feet, robots, heads, mission, ears Determining importance 1. This story is about three robots. 2. The robots in the story are ready for a mission. 3. Name Robbie 74N5 Rosy Describing words Tall Smiling Small Round Short Fat Can talk Yes No Yes Has a face Yes No Yes Parts of this robot • Key in back • Lights on feet • Button nose • Big ears • Aerial on head • Thee thin legs • Aerial on head • Three wheels • Computer • Aerial on head 4. Answers will vary. 5. Information from the story Important Interesting (a) ‘yes, my computer says it’s time’ 3 (b) the six lights on the bottom of his feet started to flash 3 quickly (c) the aerials on their heads sent up the signal that they 3 were ready for the mission (d) (e) the small round robot with three thin legs the short, fat robot who sat on three wheels 6. The robots use the aerials on their heads to send a signal. 7. Answers will vary. The world's worst little sister Cloze skating, sister, cold, Christmas, hat, scarf, parents, fell, trees, sister Making connections Text to self 1.–3. Answers will vary. Text to text 4.–5. Answers will vary. Text to world 6.–7. Answers will vary. © R.I.C. Publications Low resolution display copy Foods of the forest Cloze rabbit, eat, animals, thought, ask, behind, beetles, tree, best, tree, fox, grass, RABBITS Determining importance 1. This story is called Foods of the forest because it is about what animals in the forest eat. 3 3 130 COMPREHENSION THROUGH CLOZE Book 2 978-1-922426-71-0 R.I.C. Publications ® www.ricpublications.com.au
Answers 2. Animal Foods they eat Rabbit grass Hedgehog slugs worms beetles Squirrel nuts berries seeds Deer grasses shrubs Fox berries birds rabbits 3. fox 4. trees, shrubs, bushes, flowers, acorns, grasses 5. (a) grass (b) hedgehog 6. Deer Rabbit Fox Hedgehog Squirrel Is small 8 3 3 3 3 Has fur 3 3 3 8 3 Has four limbs 3 3 3 3 3 Can climb a tree 8 8 8 8 3 Which way would you choose? Cloze story, hill, water, Jack, map, doctor, dragon, cave, mermaid, roads, bridge Visualising 1.–3. Answers will vary. Cooking show for children Cloze host, scones, need, eggs, cut, cups, bowl, cut, fingers, bowl, mix, bench, pieces, tray, oven Summarising 1. Jemma 2. Ben and Ava 3. strawberry scones 4. first First, cut up the strawberries. next Next, measure two cups of flour and put it in a bowl with the salt, sugar and baking powder. after that After that, cut the butter into pieces and rub it into the dry mixture with your fingers. now Now add the strawberries to the bowl. finally Finally, add two eggs and milk slowly and mix well. Put the dough on a floured bench and make a large, flat round shape. Cut it into eight pieces like a pizza and place it on a baking tray. Put it in the oven to bake for 25 minutes. 5. Teacher check 6. Electric mixer No Bowl Yes Saucepan No Knife Yes Microwave No Oven Yes Baking tray Yes Measuring cups Yes When Grandpa was a boy Cloze boy, grandpa, houses, shop, when, job, milk, black, cart, horse, house, bottles, milk, cart Inferring 1.–2. Answers will vary. 3. Answers will vary but could include: the horse is wearing blinkers so it doesn’t see things that scare it. 4. plastic 5. No, because young children are not allowed to work anymore. 6. Answers will vary. All items were home delivered in the past. 7. Answers will vary. Gardening poem Cloze day, play, flowers, rake, dig, seeds, dog, hole, stones, plant, water, dirt, hose, feet, rest Predicting Before reading 1. Answers will vary. 2. In the picture, I can see two people working in the garden. There is a dog helping them. During reading 3. The word 'can' means ‘watering can’ in this story. 4. Another name for a ‘digger’ is a spade or a shovel. 5. Answers will vary but can include: I think these people are in their garden outside of their house. After reading 6.–7. Answers will vary. Snorkelling © R.I.C. Publications Low resolution display copy Cloze Dear, holiday, fun, mask, water, feet, mouth, diving, hold, snorkel, trees, starfish, fish Clarifying/Declunking 1. Two syllables Three syllables Four syllables diving paddle flippers tropical octopus holiday coconut underwater R.I.C. Publications ® www.ricpublications.com.au 978-1-922426-71-0 COMPREHENSION THROUGH CLOZE Book 2 131
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Cloze Morning chores Visiting her g
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Cloze A view of the zoo Ginger the
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Cloze What a disaster! Imelda the s
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Cloze Ready robots ‘Buzz, click,
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Cloze The world‘s worst little si
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Cloze Foods of the forest One sunny
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Cloze Which way would you choose? O
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Cloze When Grandpa was a boy I love
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Cloze Gardening poem FERTILISER The
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Cloze Snorkelling Look what I did o
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Cloze Learning to fly Betty and Bil
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Cloze The Clootie tree We’re visi
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Cloze Ready to ride When I go to ri
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Cloze Pirate Pete Pirate Pete had a
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Cloze Family picnic Roger wags his
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Cloze A lovely home Mr and Mrs Gnom
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Cloze The Viking ship ‘Heave ho,
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Cloze Sand fox cubs ‘Why do we al
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Page 95 and 96: Cloze Mister Shoemaker Mister Shoem
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Page 103 and 104: Cloze Mister Fancy Pants Mister Fan
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Page 115 and 116: Cloze Ally the adventurer Ally the
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Page 119 and 120: Cloze Jane’s house I went to stay
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Page 123 and 124: Cloze The lighthouse The lighthouse
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