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A reading comprehension filled with factual information about this well-known North American natural landmark. Includes multiple choice and short answer questions.
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An introduction to the history and design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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May 29th marks the anniversary of the first time the summit of Mount Everest was reached (in 1953). Mark the occasion with this informative reading comprehension.
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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Where is the world's largest lake? What lives there? Find out with this reading comprehension.
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This reading comprehension on the world's longest bridge comes with some tricky questions!
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The world's largest monolith is located in Australia. This landmark is known for its distinctive colors and history.
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A fact filled reading comprehension about Africa's tallest peak.
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How tall is the Eiffel Tower? Learn the answer to this question and more with this reading comprehension.
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Students read the factual information about the Taj Mahal and answer the multiple choice questions. They then present ideas about the creation of a similar landmark for their town.
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A Reading Comprehension selection about the Great Wall of China. The passage is followed by 4 multiple choice questions, 1 short answer question, and 4 short answer essay questions.
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A reading comprehension about the history and culture of Michigan's popular car-free island.
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A reading comprehension about the Roman Colosseum, considered one of the "forgotten" wonders of the world.
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A factual reading comprehension about the trees in West Virginia's ancient hemlock forest.
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A reading comprehension on the ancient Incan city.
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A reading comprehension, featuring a "complete the timeline" activity.
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The world's largest church is introduced in this reading comprehension.
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[created with abctools] from Big Ben to Uluru. Locate and label each world landmark on the map.
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This reading comprehension presents some facts about the home of the legendary Robin Hood.
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[created with abctools] from Big Ben to Uluru
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Students read the factual information about Wat Phra Kaew and answer the multiple choice questions. They then present ideas about the creation of a similar landmark for their town.
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Simple report form for the study of U.S. Landmarks.
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A two page illustrated reading comp on the history of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington D. C., with multiple choice and short answer questions.
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A hard crossword puzzle and bridge shaped word search based on words found in the short fiction text, "Do You See the Brooklyn Bridge?"
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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A reading comprehension on one of London's famous bridges, with questions to really test detailed reading abilities.
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A 1 page article provides factual information about one of America's most famous landmarks, the Empire State Building. It is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 5 questions requiring short written responses.
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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Although the Wall no longer stands, this reading comprehension is a useful presentation of the history and meaning of this Cold War landmark.
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A 1 page article of factual information about one of America's most famous landmarks, the Space Needle, is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 5 questions requiring brief written responses.
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A 1 page factual article about one of America's most famous landmarks, the White House, is followed by 5 multiple choice questions and 5 questions requiring brief written responses.
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3-part cards; photographs of Big Ben, Eiffel Tower, Great Wall, Taj Mahal, Stonehenge...
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3-part cards; photographs of the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Washington Monument...
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A page of questions to help direct research (answers provided for teachers on a separate page).
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[created with abctools] Sort the world landmarks in alphabetical order, from Big Ben to Uluru
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