What Do Illustrators Do?

How do the pictures of the man and the woman help the reader understand the information in the book?

• They show how each illustrator looked.
• They show which books needed illustrators.
• They show what each illustrator was thinking and doing.

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The cat and the dog help the reader by

• illustrating the books
• showing the reader how to do research
• asking questions and giving the reader facts

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The information in this passage tells the reader that illustrators

• can draw very quickly
• may dislike working together
• may use things from their own lives in their pictures

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How does the woman illustrator change Jack?

• She makes Jack a girl.
• She makes Jack very small.
• She makes Jack very mean.

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Who explained what the word scale means?

• The hen
• The cat and dog
• The man illustrator

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The pictures in the story help the reader understand that

• Jack was a little boy
• illustrators are usually in the same family
• pictures for the same story can look very different

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The man illustrator used the cat to show

• how the cat liked beanstalks
• how the reader should draw cats
• how the beanstalk grew bigger over time

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Why are there four pictures of Jacqueline's face on one page of the story?

• It is difficult to draw Jack as a girl.
• The illustrator liked to draw Jacqueline.
• They show how Jacqueline would look if the illustrator used different tools.

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The reader can understand the differences between watercolors, watercolor crayons, colored pencils, and no black lines by

• reading carefully
• trying it himself or herself
• looking closely at the pictures

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How did the illustrators celebrate finishing their books?

• They went to sleep.
• They ate ice cream.
• They had a big party.

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