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Reciprocal Teaching - Questioning
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A fantastic way to understand what you are reading is to
watch the movie
ask your teacher
copy the entire book onto paper
create a mental picture of events and details
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Why is it important to ask questions when you read?
It helps me learn new words
It helps me understand the text better
It slows me down so I pay better attention
All of the above
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A good question to ask DURING your reading is:
What does the main character want?
Are there any words I do not know?
All of the above.
What picture is the author painting in my mind?
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When you don't know what a word means, the steps to follow are:
Look for context clues, best guess, pray
Look for context clues, make a best guess
Look for context clues, check a dictionary
Look for context clues, best guess, try identify word parts
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If you come upon a word you don't understand while reading, you should always
use context clues
ignore it
ask a friend what it means
skip it
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If I can't figure out a word from its context I should:
guess what it might mean
skip it, not important
call your mom
yell at the author
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The following are important reading comprehension strategies:
ask questions, make predictions, guess
ask questions, assume you know everything, guess
ask questions, make predictions, seek clarification
ask questions, make predictions
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A good question to ask BEFORE you read is:
What am I going to have for lunch today?
Is Justin Trudeau bananas?
I wonder what this story is about?
Why did the chicken cross the road?
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In order to increase your reading skills and stamina, you should read
10 minutes in class
30 minutes per week
1 hour per week
2 hours per week
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When you read, you may increase your comprehension by
asking questions about the text
making connections with things you know
all of the above
rereading