Why does a reader need to monitor?

to understand by stopping and checking the passage

Identify the words and phrases used in Comparison.

like, also, and in the same way

What does it mean for a reader to visualize?

Look for words that help you create a picture .

An unfamiliar word can be figured out with context with this strategy:

Read words surrounding unfamiliar words.

Name the clue words that signal sequence.

next, then, already and after that

What does it mean to chunk text?

Read the sentences and divide them into small parts

putting the events in the correct order

Identify the words used in Contrast passages.

unlike, different and on the other hand

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1
What is nonfiction?
text that tells a story
text that is exciting
text that is not true
text that can be proven true
2
What is an antonym?
words with similar meaning
words with the same meaning
words with the same sound but not the same meaning
words with opposite meaning
3
Why does a reader need to monitor?
to understand by not thinking about the passage
to understand by reading the passage quickly
to understand by stopping and checking the passage
to understand by reading the passage only once
4
Identify the words and phrases used in Comparison.
like, also, and in the same way
as a result
because and since
therefore and so
5
What does it mean for a reader to visualize?
Read with expression and out loud to yourself.
Look for words that help you create a picture .
Read fast and don't think about the meaning.
Look for synonyms
6
An unfamiliar word can be figured out with context with this strategy:
Read unfamiliar words.
Read words surrounding unfamiliar words.
Read only the first sentence in a paragraph.
Read only the first paragraph.
7
Name the clue words that signal sequence.
like, also and in the same way
because and since
who, what, why and where
next, then, already and after that
8
Select the question words for finding main idea.
Which one is which, How boring....
If you, Is it, ....
Did you, How are you, Want to go..
Who, What, When...
9
What are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings?
sequences
antonyms
homophones
synonyms
10
____are facts that give information about the main idea.
Ideas
Passages
Details
Context
11
Choose the method for finding a word's meaning.
Summarize
Predict
Context
Monitoring
12
What questions does the reader ask to determine cause and effect?
Who and What
Why and What
How and When
Where and What
13
What does it mean to chunk text?
Read only the first and last sentence in a paragraph.
Break up the paragraphs
Read the sentences and divide them into small parts
Read the entire sentence all together.
14
When an idea is not stated directly, the reader must use this strategy to comprehend it?
Contrast
Inference
Comparison
Summarize
15
What is sequence?
describing the events
telling the events
putting the events in the wrong order
putting the events in the correct order
16
Identify the words used in Contrast passages.
like and both
first, next, and before
if, then and so
unlike, different and on the other hand
17
Which paragraph in an article would help you figure out the main idea quicker?
the second
the last
the middle
the first
18
Select the correct clue words for cause and effect.
another and then
because or since
First and second
Next and moreover
19
When reading for cause and effect, readers should ask which question word for effect?
What
When
Where
Who
20
Which question should you ask yourself to identify sequence?
What happens next?
Why is this happening?
Who is the main character?
When did this occur?

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