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When reading Abuela, I could picture the trip they took in my mind as I read. This is called...
Inferring
Visualization
Summarization
Making Connections
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Habit 1: Be Proactive means...
Take Care of Yourself
You are in charge of you.
Work together to do better.
Listen first, then talk.
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Making connections from something you are reading to something that is happening in your life
text-to-text
text-to-world
text-to-peer
text-to-self
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We read In the Small, Small Pond as an example of what?
Visualization
Summarization
Inferring
Making Connections
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Creating mental images of the characters, setting, & events in the text is...
making connections
visualization
cause and effect
cause and effect
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We read Mr. Peabody's Apples to show which comprehension strategy?
Cause and Effect
Inferring
Synthesizing
Summarization
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Effect: I can't play outside for recess. Cause:
It is raining.
There is a slide outside.
It is sunny & 70 degrees.
It is recess.
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Papa wanted LRC to go to bed- she kept interrupting stories. Chicken read a story, they slept.
Making Connections
Summarizing
Inferring
Visualization
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Something that occurs first or an action that makes something else happen
cause
effect
visualization
synthesis
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Why do we learn comprehension strategies?
To become better readers.
There is no reason.
To fill time.
To become better athletes.
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Putting what you read into your own words, including the beginning, middle, and end is...
synthesizing
summarizing
cause and effect
visualization
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The event that happens as a result of the cause...
summary
cause
visualization
effect
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Cause: I drop an egg on the floor. Effect:
I will drop an egg on the floor.
It is February.
It's raining outside.
The egg will break.
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Making connections to something you read before is...
text to text
text to media
text to self
text to world
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Making inferences: If Jane has chocolate between her teeth, what can you infer?
Nothing
She ate something chocolaty.
She likes to smile.
She ate blueberries.