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RI.1.3 and RI.2.4 Review

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  • What is the connection between step 2 and step 3?
    You toast the bread before it goes in the pan.
    You turn on the stove and it heats up.
    You add the cheese and let it melt.
  • What should you do before you place a slice of cheese on each piece of bread?
    Watch the bread carefully until the cheese melts.
    Place each slice on the frying pan, buttered side face down.
    Put frying pan on the stove.
  • What would happen if you skipped step 5?
    The pan won't heat up.
    The sandwich wouldn't have any cheese in it.
    There wouldn't be any butter on the sandwich.
  • Read the following sentence from the text. “Next, turn a stove burner on medium heat.” What does the word BURNER mean in this sentence?
    when something catches on fire
    the coldest part of the kitchen
    the part of a stove that makes heat
  • What is the connection between step 3 and step 4?
    You add the cheese and let it melt.
    You turn off the stove and serve the sandwich.
    The pan heats up and then the pan is hot.
  • How does watching the cheese carefully help make a good sandwich?
    You can add more butter.
    You can make extra sandwiches.
    You can make sure the cheese doesn't burn.
  • What should you do after you put both pieces of bread together?
    Turn the stove off.
    Place one slice of cheese on each piece of bread.
    Watch the bread carefully until the cheese melts.
  • What should you do as the pan heats up?
    Spread butter evenly over two slices of bread.
    Serve the grilled cheese sandwich.
    Turn the stove off.
  • What is the connection between step 5 and step 6?
    You turn off the stove and serve the sandwich.
    You place the cheese and watch it melt.
    You place the bread on the pan and wait.
  • Read the following phrase from the text. “put a frying pan on the burner.” What does the word PAN mean in this sentence?
    to swing a camera from side to side
    metal container with a long handle used to cook food in
    to find gold