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Mrs. Bieschke's Reading Comprehension Strategies
Mrs. Bieschke's Reading Comprehension Strategies
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What strategy requires you to take a look at the text another time?
Use Word Attack Strategies
Infer Meaning
Re-read the text
Think Aloud
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An issue with your new haircut is an example of:
external conflict
internal conflict
3
Which sentence is NOT used when using the reading strategy, Think Aloud?
I’m noticing
I’m understanding
I’m wondering
It reminds me of
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When summarizing a fiction/narrative text, you should include ALL the following except...
problem
main idea
setting
character
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What strategy requires you to think about what you already know about the topic?
Word Attack Strategies
Re-read the Text
Think Aloud
Activate Prior Knowledge
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Determining the unknown words by the words around it.
dictionary
context clues
personification
7
When “Making Predictions”, you should look at all the following
BEFORE
reading, except _______?
clues
headings
captions
title
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In a written drama when two or more characters engage in conversation with each other.
dialogue
personification
mood
author's purpose
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An interruption in a story that refers back to something that happened in the past.
foreshadowing
flashback
author's purpose
text evidence
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Choosing the word that means the OPPOSITE as the underlined word in the question.
synonym
antonym
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The overall feeling or atmosphere a writer creates in the text.
flashback
author's purpose
mood
12
When making an inference, you combine what you already know with clues from the text to make meaning.
True
False
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When summarizing a non-fiction text, you should include the following;
plot
story characters
main ideas
key words
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Making inferences helps you to...
Use what you already know to gain understanding
Make meaning of ideas that are NOT directly stated
Create educated conclusions
Become a better reader
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The main character in a drama or literary piece.
setting
protagonist
theme
antagonist
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Recognizing similarities and differences between two selections.
cause/effect
problem/solution
compare/contrast
text structure
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Can be proven with data, observations, and reliable sources.
Opinion
fact
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Requires you to use words or phrases from the text to determine the meaning of an unknown word?
Context Clues
Prefix
Evaluate Understanding
Think Aloud
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"What can the reader conclude about........" This question stem is related to:
text evidence
author's purpose
mood
inference
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"Paragraph 15 is mainly about......" This question stem is related to:
inference
conflict
resolution
main idea
21
What strategy did Sarah Use?
prefix
activate prior knowledge
make an inference
locate key words
22
Which is the best strategy to use to get more information and better understanding?
re-read the text
locate key words
infer meaning
visualize
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This states one person's beliefs, feelings, or thoughts.
Opinion
flashback
fact
inference
24
In the word disqualified, dis- is a ______
key word
prefix
suffix
root word
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The moral of the story or the life lesson in a story is called ______.
author's purpose
theme
personification
