Quiz: Reading Strategies

In a non-fiction text, the reader determines the importance of information by finding the...

Todd uses his background knowledge plus information in the story to figure out what is going on.

To decode a word that you don't know, it is helpful to chunk the word into

After Rashida reads the first section, she thinks about what the author will write next.

Athena thinks of a movie that reminds her of what she is reading.

A good reader should ask questions while reading....

What you know about a subject is called your:

After reading, Monica thinks about what all the parts of the story mean together.

Stopping to check that you are understanding the text is called:

Based on the fact that we are playing this Quiz, what can you infer?

Stopping reading, Logan asks himself what caused the Europeans to come to the New World.

Reading something over and over again to help you understand is:

When you paint a picture in your mind as you read, it is called:

In a fiction text, the plot is the....

When you take what you already know and combine it with what the author tells you, it is:

While reading, Ken thinks of a friend who has the same disease as the person in the story.

What is the most important thing to remember while you are reading?

It is important to stop every so often while reading to make sure that I understand the text.

Relate what you are reading to something that you already know about the topic is called:

Ann guesses what will happen in the next book of the series.

Eli pictures the desert that his geography text book is describing.

Using clues around a "tricky" word to figure out what it means is called ______.

Bea gets confused as she reads so she slows down and rereads the paragraph.

Alberto picks the most important things he read in the text when doing this strategy.

If you connect the text to something in your life, it is called a