Assess students' ability to evaluate which of several illustrations best conveys a story's emotion by comparing color, line, shape, and facial expressions. Students identify emotional cues in images, select the illustration that most effectively matches a named emotion or story moment, and justify their choice with specific visual evidence (color choices, line quality, shapes, and facial details). Designed for Pre-K–Grade 2 with teacher scaffolding: visual comparisons, guided questions, and brief oral or pictorial explanations.