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Annotating the text can include all of the following EXCEPT-
Writing your thoughts directly on the text
Taking Focused Notes about the text
Highlighting or underlining words/phrases
Not doing anything while reading
2
For the [Verb/Tells] stage of writing a topic sentence, you simply can write which of the following words?
tells
explains
all of the answers would work
describes
3
Antagonism means to have a strong feeling of dislike or hatred.
True
False
4
In the [Identify/Title] stage of a topic sentence you should include-
The genre, title, and author.
The title and author only.
The genre and author only.
The title and genre only.
5
Which example best describes the meaning of the word distraught?
None of these
Cannon kicked the football through the uprights.
Tony was grieving the loss of his father so he couldn't remember names.
Becky was happy that she made the new softball team.
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In the [finish your thought/what?] stage of writing a topic sentence, you tell the big idea of what you're summarizing.
True
False
7
After a first read when figuring out the "gist," you want to keep in mind which of the following?
Author's purpose and the topic
The margins and title
Author's purpose and margins
The topic and margins
8
What is true about using context clues to determine meanings of words-
try to find hints that the text might give
consider synonyms or antonyms
read the sentences around the unknown word
all of the above answers could work
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A refugee could be considered someone who is forced to leave their country because of war.
False
True
10
Before reading a text, you should just open it to the page and start reading without any preview.
True
False
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Strategies for finding key details/important ideas in a text include:
Flipping the title into a question
Chunking text and pulling an important/key idea from it
All of these answers
Looking for what's repeated