A Vest and a Place to Wait
Two short texts describe a crossing guard's bright vest and how walkers wait at the curb for help crossing.
Play the quiz as a gameHere are two texts about crossing guards. Both tell how guards help people walk across a street.
The first text has the heading “A Bright Vest.” A guard wears a bright vest. It helps drivers see the guard. The picture shows the vest.
The second text has the heading “Wait at the Curb.” The curb is the edge of the sidewalk. Walkers wait there. A guard holds up a stop sign. The guard checks that cars have stopped. Then the guard tells walkers when to cross.
This text has a picture of walkers at the curb. Its caption says, “Wait here.” Both texts show how guards help walkers. One tells about what guards wear. The other tells about waiting to cross.