Educational worksheet focusing on informational text comprehension with a dog-themed activity.

Let’s go step by step to solve each question using the Table of Contents provided.

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Question 1: In what chapter would you find information about what food to give your puppy?

Look at the chapter titles:

- Chapter 1: When you first get a puppy → probably basics, not food specifically
- Chapter 2: Feeding your puppy → YES! This is clearly about food.
- Chapter 3: Taking your puppy to the doctor → health checkups
- Chapter 4: Helping your puppy get exercise → play and walks
- Chapter 5: What I can do while you are on vacation → care when away
- Chapter 6: Fun activities to do with your puppy → games and bonding

✔ So, Chapter 2 is where you’d find info about feeding (food).

Answer for Q1: b. Chapter 2

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Question 2: What information would you find in chapter 4?

Chapter 4 title: “Helping your puppy get exercise”

Exercise means physical activity — like walking, running, playing fetch.

Look at options:

a. Taking your puppy to a walk → that’s part of exercise ✔
b. How to feed your puppy → that’s Chapter 2 ✘
c. What kind of toys to buy → maybe related, but not directly stated; toys might be under fun activities (Ch 6)
d. What kind of food bags to buy → again, feeding = Chapter 2 ✘

Best match: a. Taking your puppy to a walk

Answer for Q2: a. Taking your puppy to a walk

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Question 3: If you didn’t know a word used in a chapter, where should you look to find the definition?

In books, definitions of words are usually found in the Glossary.

Check the Table of Contents:

→ Glossary is listed on page 29.

Options:

a. Title page → just has book title and author ✘
b. Index → lists topics and page numbers, not definitions ✘
c. Table of contents → shows chapters and pages, not word meanings ✘
d. Glossary → YES! That’s where word definitions are kept ✔

Answer for Q3: d. Glossary

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Question 4: Where would you find a list of all the key words and topics in the book and what page they appear on?

That’s the job of the Index.

The index alphabetically lists important words/topics and tells you which page(s) they’re on.

Table of Contents shows chapters, not every keyword.

So:

a. Chapter 1 → no ✘
b. Title page → no ✘
c. Back cover of the book → sometimes has summary or barcode, not index ✘
d. Index → YES! Listed on page 30 ✔

Answer for Q4: d. Index

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Question 5: On what page should you start reading to learn what to do with your puppy when your family goes on a trip?

Look at chapter titles:

→ Chapter 5: “What I can do while you are on vacation” → this matches “when your family goes on a trip”

Page number for Chapter 5: 21

Options:

a. Page 9 → Chapter 3 ✘
b. Page 18 → Chapter 5? Wait — let’s double-check:

Wait! Look again at the Table of Contents:

Chapter 5: What I can do while you are on vacation → page 21

But option b says “Page 18” — that’s Chapter 4.

Option c: Page 21 → YES! Matches Chapter 5 ✔
Option d: Page 25 → Chapter 6 ✘

So correct answer is c. Page 21

Wait — hold on! Let me recheck the table:

From image text:

Chapter 5: What I can do while you are on vacation → 21

Yes. So answer is c. Page 21

BUT — wait! The user wrote in Question 5:

> 5. On what page should you start reading to learn what to do with your puppy when your family goes on a trip?

And options:

a. Page 9
b. Page 18
c. Page 21
d. Page 25

Chapter 5 starts on page 21 → so yes, c. Page 21

However — let me check if there's any trick. Is “what to do with your puppy when your family goes on a trip” exactly matching Chapter 5?

Chapter 5: “What I can do while you are on vacation” — from the puppy’s perspective? But still, it’s about care during owner’s absence/trip.

No other chapter fits better.

So final answer for Q5: c. Page 21

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Now, compiling all answers:

Q1: b
Q2: a
Q3: d
Q4: d
Q5: c

Final Answer:
1. b
2. a
3. d
4. d
5. c