When reading on, readers know to...

rethink central ideas as they gather new information.

the main idea, concept, or thought of the text.

When a STORY comes up in a nonfiction text, a reader should...

consider how it connects to central ideas.

When a text gets confusing or tricky, what should a researcher do?

Turn to an outside source and clear up confusion.

factual stories based on real people, information, and events.

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1
When reading on, readers know to...
keep track of all of the details separately.
stick with their first thinking.
rethink central ideas as they gather new information.
2
When starting out a longer nonfiction text, it is important to...
review the front cover.
read the introduction to spark questions and ideas.
all of the above.
review the table of contents.
3
You should skip the text features in a book or article because they aren't important to the author's message.
True
False
4
How can you determine possible central ideas?
TWO of the above.
Write a letter to the author and ask them what their central ideas were.
Look at headings and subheadings.
Find details in a text & think, "how do they fit together?"
5
Which of the following are examples of text features?
Table of Contents
Sidebars
Pictures and Captions
All of the above.
6
Central ideas are...
the life lesson of the story.
an idea that comes up in the middle of the article.
the main idea, concept, or thought of the text.
an idea found in Central Park
7
When a STORY comes up in a nonfiction text, a reader should...
skip it.
think of their own stories.
enjoy it!
consider how it connects to central ideas.
8
Once I determine one central idea, I should keep my thinking the same way through the whole book.
True
False
9
Random animal fact! A newborn kangaroo is the size of a...
School bus
Lima bean
Tesla
Watermelon
10
When creating a brief summary of a text, readers should NOT...
give credit to the author.
include their own opinion.
11
When a text gets confusing or tricky, what should a researcher do?
Loudly yell, "This doesn't make sense!!!!!" during silent reading.
Turn to an outside source and clear up confusion.
Skip it!
Give up on it; it might be too hard.
12
Random Trivia! What do you call the phobia (extreme fear) of dogs?
Glossophobia
Cynophobia
Ailurophobia
Musophobia
13
Nonfiction is...
factual stories based on real people, information, and events.
stories that are NOT real / created by the author's imagination.
14
Authors use stories to help teach readers more about a topic.
True
False
15
When creating a brief summary of the text, readers should...
determine the key details that support the central idea.
restate the central idea and key details in a paragraph.
all of the above.
ask, "What is the author's central idea?"

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