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6th Grade Reading Test Taking Strategies
6th Grade Reading Test Taking Strategies
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The title helps you understand what?
The main idea/topic
The characters
The problem
The summary
2
What kind of breakfast should I eat before testing?
Some type of protein
Just drink milk
Donuts
Nothing
3
I know my answers are right if I can say
Why the other answers are wrong
Why my answer is right
All of the above
Where the answer is in the text
4
When reading a poem thoroughly, you should read it?
10-11 times
2-3 times
One time
5
Why is it important to understand the genre of the text you are reading? poems, expository, etc.
It is not important because they all use the same strategies
Different strategies are used for different genres.
Who needs strategies?
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What should I notice when reading expository text?
characters, plot, theme
facts, main idea, and supporting details
figurative language, imagery
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I know the text is nonfiction/expository if it includes...
Facts
Pictures and captions
Characters
Subheadings
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When I don't understand a word, I should use what?
Dictionary/Thesaurus
Context Clues
All of the above
Previous knowledge
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What types of text include characters, problem, climax, solution, and stage directions?
Non-Fiction
Fiction/Drama
Poems
Expository
10
What does a reader need to look at to determine the main idea?
The most frequently used word
the who and the what
The characters
11
When trying to figure out the tone/mood of a text, you should look at
positive or negative word connotations
Just guess
nothing
word choice
12
When analyzing the questions, you should do what?
Nothing, it takes too much time to highlight
Highlight the entire question
Identify the who and the what
13
When reading a fiction passage, I should notice?
Mystery, historical fiction, humor
Characters, problems, climax, resolution, and theme
Facts, opinions, and expert witnesses
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After I've narrowed down my answer choices, I should do what?
Guess between what answers are left
Use recall to answer the question
Go back, analyze, and prove my answer
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Why is putting the question in your own words a good strategy?
It is not a helpful strategy
It helps you focus on what the question is asking you
It helps you remember the story
Because my teacher told me to
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What kind of question is this: The author most likely wrote this selection to...?
Context clues
Summary
Main idea
Author's purpose
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What is annotating?
Note taking (thinking)
visualizing
summarizing,
inferencing
