True or false: Where the Wild Things Are, Seven Blind Mice, and Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? are examples of predictably controversial texts.

True or false: The two subgenres of nonfiction are informational and biography.

Why is Last Stop on Market Street considered an atypical Newbery winner?

Sims’s metaphor of mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors refers to which of the following?

True or false: Students tend to prefer fiction over nonfiction. 

Identify the option that best identifies the illustrator’s choice of media. Visual Transcript Two tortoises stand on a boulder and watch the sunset. The tortoises are surrounded by other boulders and cacti. The illustration makes use of a representational style rather than a realistic one. At the top of the image, there is text that reads, “We are watching the sunset. We are watching it together.”

Identify each text according to its format. Visual Transcript Two panels side-by-side reveal two different moments. In the first panel, a round woman in a bright blue dress and bright red shoes is scrubbing a pink pig in a metal bucket. The pig’s rump is visible from the bucket, and one leg is hanging out. The text reads, “In went the pig, wishy-washy, wishy-washy.” In the second panel, the woman’s buttocks are facing the reader, and a duck’s alarmed head and neck can be seen behind her. The text reads, “In went the duck, wishy-washy, wishy-washy.”

True or false: And Tango Makes Three has the dubious distinction of being the most banned children’s book of the 21st century.

True or false: Interactive read-alouds and traditional read-alouds are essentially the same thing.

True or false: Research shows that read-alouds should be few and far between once readers have acquired a certain number of literacy skills.