Hawthorn Grove: A Community Changes

1.

Which detail appears in the 2020 photograph but not the 1950 photograph?

A. A train station stands near the homes.B. A dirt road leads toward the school.C. A playground stands beside the school.D. A few homes sit near the station.

2.

In 2020, a family living south of the creek wants to visit the library north of the creek. Which feature helps them get there?

A. The footbridge over the creekB. The old train stationC. The playground beside the schoolD. The homes near the museum

3.

Which event happened first on the timeline?

A. The library opened.B. The bridge over the creek opened.C. The playground appeared beside the school.D. The old station became a museum.

4.

What can a student conclude from the two maps about the old train station?

A. It moved from north of the creek to south of the creek.B. It stayed in the same place and later became a museum.C. It disappeared when the library opened near the school.D. It was rebuilt beside the playground in a new part of town.

5.

Circle the two details that show Hawthorn Grove had grown by 2020.

6.

Which feature stayed in the same place from 1950 to 2020?

A. The playground beside the schoolB. The library near the schoolC. The homes south of the creekD. The old station north of the creek

7.

What happened during the time between the bridge opening and the year 2020?

A. The library opened near the school.B. The first few homes were built near the station.C. The creek moved from the south side.D. The first dirt road connected the school and station.

8.

A student wants to decide whether children had a place to play beside the school in 1950. Which source comparison would help most?

A. The 1950 map and the 2020 timelineB. The 1950 photograph and the 2020 photographC. The 1970 timeline point and the 1950 mapD. The 2020 map and the 1995 timeline point

9.

Why would the footbridge have made a difference for people living south of the creek?

A. It gave them a way to reach places near the school.B. It changed the creek into a road for trains.C. It moved the museum closer to the homes.D. It gave the town a new place to grow crops.

10.

Which statement is supported by the 2020 photograph and the 2020 map together?

A. The station was gone before the library opened.B. The old station still had its 1950 use as a train stop.C. The old station remained in its location while its use changed.D. The playground was built inside the old station.

11.

Circle the two statements that can be learned from the maps.

12.

Which evidence best supports the idea that Hawthorn Grove offered more ways to learn in 2020 than in 1950?

A. The creek remained along the south side of town.B. A library and a history museum were part of the 2020 community.C. The old station was north of the creek on both maps.D. The first photograph showed a few homes near the station.

13.

According to the timeline, in which year did the library open?

A. 1950B. 1970C. 1995D. 2020

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