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STAAR Reading Strategies
STAAR Reading Strategies
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A review of some test taking strategies for the 5th grade STAAR Reading. #grade5 #5thgrade #reading
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Once I am finished with my test, I should:
Go to the restroom for the 10th time.
Turn it in and play with my pencil
Go back to questions that confused me and check my answers.
Check the time.
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What is the ideal way to start your Reading test?
Read the drama first.
Read the poetry first.
a good night's sleep and a high protein breakfast
Read the nonfiction first.
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I know my answer is right if I can say:
Why my answer is right.
Why the other answers are wrong.
Where the evidence is in the text.
All of the above.
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I can be 90% sure my answer is right if my:
answer matches an answer choice
recall of the story is 100%
gut says so
test has two ridiculous answer choices
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Inference questions....
are your best guess
combine text evidence with background knowledge
are directly stated
use context clues
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If you are not quietly discussing your answers/results during this Quiz Ms. Dennis will....
Stop the game
Give you a worksheet
All of these
Make you work silently the rest of class
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What kind of question is this "The author most likely wrote this selection to--"?
Author's Purpose
Context Clues
Main Idea
Recall
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What kind of question is this: "What is the difference between Charleston and Vicksburg?"
Context Clues
Compare/Contrast
Summary
Author's Purpose
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When answering a question the first thing you should do is....
ask your teacher for the answer
pick "C" when you don't know
eliminate the 2 wrong answer choices first
write a thank you note to your teacher
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The summary must include...
BME
beginning, middle, end
conflict, people, reveal
characters, problem, resolution
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To answer this question "As used in paragraph 9, diminished means-", I would use:
the first think that pops in my head
All of the above
I would answer without going back to paragraph 9
Context Clues and a dictionary
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What kind of question is this: What is the selection mostly about?
Main Idea
Author's Purpose
Fact/Opinion
Context Clues
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While reading you should:
Stare at your teacher when you get stuck
Define all hard words using a dictionary.
Paraphrase everything
write your #'s or thinking beside each paragraph.