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4th Grade Reading & Test-Taking Strategies
4th Grade Reading & Test-Taking Strategies
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A basic review of test-taking strategies, question stems, and content area key words!
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What do you call words that mean the SAME?
antonyms
synonyms
homonyms
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What should a summary include?
A picture.
The most important parts.
A book.
A detail.
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Fiction or Non-Fiction
Fiction
Non-Fiction
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An example of a text feature would be-
All of these
diagrams
pictures
captions
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What does draw a conclusion mean?
Create a picture using on paper.
Name the problem in the story.
Make a decision about a character or an event based on details in the text.
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Words that mean the opposite are called-
synonyms
antonyms
homonyms
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After you read the title of a test selection or passage, you should...
Infer what the passage may be about and think about what you already know.
Wait... we need to read the title of a story?!?!
ignore it
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The "speaker" is another word for-
topic of a poem
subject of a poem
narrator of a poem
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When a question states "Choose the BEST answer", what does it mean?
There are no right answers.
There is more than one correct answer
One answer fits the question better than the others.
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The
structure
of a story means...
How the author chose to bold words or leave them normal
How the author organized the text
How many text features are included in the story
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The author puts a picture next to a specific paragraph to...
to provide a visual and/or more information about a paragraph
show there was room on the page
to seperate ideas
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What is realistic fiction?
a made up story that includes people who can fly and talking animals
a true story
a made up story with events that could really happen
a story about someone
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The characters in historical fiction
do not face a conflict of any sort.
face conflict that is real for that time period.
face a conflict that could never happen.
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What does the testing strategy, "Plug It In" mean?
Hook a cord to an outlet
Cross out answers that are incorrect.
Put the answer choices in the question then select the one that makes sense
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Which of the following is NOT a type of text structure when reading nonfiction?
standard form
compare & contrast
problem & solution
Chronological/Sequence
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Why is it a good idea to read the questions before the selection?
Both are correct.
To activate your schema
So you can pay close attention as you read to find those topics or ideas
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Main Idea tells readers...
the author's purpose
the supporting details
what the selection is mostly about
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When you INFER, you must...
Use the main ideas and text clues
use your schema and text clues
predict what will happen next
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What should a nonfiction summary include????
None Of the above
The who, what, when, where, and why from the selection
All of the above
Main Ideas
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What does a reader need to look for when determining the Main Idea?
The most frequently used word
the lesson/moral of the story
The big idea that the supporting details describe or explain.
The main character
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What are character traits?
the main character
What characters might look like & their personality
the setting of the story
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The "message" or "central idea" in a selection is similar to -
a summary
the theme
an inference
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What are context clues?
Hints from the author to help you DEFINE unknown words.
Helpful hints from my teacher.
Something that gets on my nerves.
Bold words
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A fiction summary can be done using-
Our inferencing skills
SWBST: Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then
Context Clues
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Fiction or Non-Fiction
Fiction
Non-Fiction
