This is aligned the following California State Standards:
When presented with familiar and unfamiliar representations of people, objects, places, and events, the student can correctly identify the familiar representations.
When the student is given a descriptive or familiar word, the student can demonstrate prior knowledge of the word.
When given an unfamiliar word that has only one meaning, the student can use textual and contextual clues to determine the word's meaning.
When given an unfamiliar word or phrase that is used in a specific informational context, the student can use prior knowledge and contextual clues to determine the meaning of the domain-specific word or phrase.
The student can identify how a text changes when given the same excerpt from the text but with a single word changed.