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PHS Fall Semester Exam Review: Strategies, Annotation, and Important Vocabulary Terms
PHS Fall Semester Exam Review: Strategies, Annotation, and Important Vocabulary Terms
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Highlighting/underlining everything will help you stay focused & comprehend what you read.
False
True
2
The word belief means ________ on your EOC.
a descriptive thought that a person holds about something.
a short speech by an character in a drama unheard by others.
expressing the opposite; inconsistent.
3
What strategy requires you to think about what you already know about the topic?
Activate Prior Knowledge
Word Attack Strategies
Think Aloud
Re-read the Text
4
You should only highlight information when you annotate text.
True
False
5
Requires you to use words or phrases from the text to determine the meaning of an unknown word?
Think Aloud
Evaluate Understanding
Context Clues
Prefix
6
The word details means ________ on your EOC.
bits of info. that support or tell more about the main idea.
give details about; illustrating; explaining.
a detailed account of a person, object, or event.
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What strategy requires you to take a look at the text another time?
Use Word Attack Strategies
Infer Meaning
Think Aloud
Re-read the text
8
In the word disqualified, dis- is a ______
root word
prefix
suffix
key word
9
The word main idea means ________ on your EOC.
groups of words
the topic sentence, the author's #1 thought, the chief topic
whatever a speaker communicates to someone else
10
The word extraneous means ________ on your EOC.
to show or illustrate by example.
to state; claim.
irrelevant (off topic, doesn't belong, unimportant).
11
When summarizing a fiction/narrative text, you should include ALL the following except...
problem
main idea
character
setting
12
When summarizing a non-fiction text, you should include the following;
plot
main ideas
story characters
key words
13
The word accompaniment means ________ on your EOC.
something that goes with something else.
to influence with words.
to accomplish (or win, do, complete).
14
All of the following are things you should be marking in your texts except for:
Vocabulary Words
Peoples Names
Important Events
Adjectives
15
If you are reading a text that is too easy or too long, you should...
just skip annotation.
do it anyway because it is important.
be lazy.
risk my wrath.
16
When “Making Predictions”, you should look at all the following
BEFORE
reading, except _______?
title
captions
clues
headings
17
Your annotations should show evidence that you ___________ (to) the text as you read.
Connected
All are correct
Reacted
Questioned
18
There is only one way to annotate text (everyone circles names, boxes in dates, etc.).
True
False
19
What strategy did Sarah Use?
activate prior knowledge
prefix
make an inference
locate key words
20
Which is the best strategy to use to get more information and better understanding?
re-read the text
visualize
infer meaning
locate key words
21
All of the following are purposes for annotating text except for...
understanding the text.
reading the text more fluently.
tracking changes or progressions.
identifying areas of concern or interest.
22
Which sentence is NOT used when using the reading strategy, Think Aloud?
I’m wondering
It reminds me of
I’m noticing
I’m understanding
23
The word message means ________ on your EOC.
refers to briefly.
whatever the speaker/writer communicates to the audience.
to equal; be equal to.
24
The word analogy means ________ on your EOC.
a statement of the meaning or main point of a literary work.
suitable for listening.
a comparison of two different things that are similar.
25
The word infer means ________ on your EOC.
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.
to indicate or suggest without being explicitly stated.
to find out by adding details to experiences for new ideas.
