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Mrs. Bieschke's Reading Comprehension Strategies
Mrs. Bieschke's Reading Comprehension Strategies
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Determining the unknown words by the words around it.
personification
dictionary
context clues
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The moral of the story or the life lesson in a story is called ______.
theme
author's purpose
personification
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When making an inference, you combine what you already know with clues from the text to make meaning.
False
True
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Can be proven with data, observations, and reliable sources.
fact
Opinion
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What strategy requires you to take a look at the text another time?
Think Aloud
Use Word Attack Strategies
Infer Meaning
Re-read the text
6
In a written drama when two or more characters engage in conversation with each other.
author's purpose
personification
mood
dialogue
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Choosing the word that means the OPPOSITE as the underlined word in the question.
synonym
antonym
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"Paragraph 15 is mainly about......" This question stem is related to:
conflict
inference
main idea
resolution
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Requires you to use words or phrases from the text to determine the meaning of an unknown word?
Prefix
Think Aloud
Context Clues
Evaluate Understanding
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The overall feeling or atmosphere a writer creates in the text.
mood
author's purpose
flashback
11
When “Making Predictions”, you should look at all the following
BEFORE
reading, except _______?
headings
clues
title
captions
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In the word disqualified, dis- is a ______
prefix
root word
suffix
key word
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The main character in a drama or literary piece.
antagonist
setting
protagonist
theme
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Which is the best strategy to use to get more information and better understanding?
re-read the text
locate key words
infer meaning
visualize
15
When summarizing a non-fiction text, you should include the following;
main ideas
story characters
key words
plot
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Recognizing similarities and differences between two selections.
text structure
problem/solution
cause/effect
compare/contrast
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"What can the reader conclude about........" This question stem is related to:
author's purpose
mood
text evidence
inference
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When summarizing a fiction/narrative text, you should include ALL the following except...
main idea
setting
problem
character
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An interruption in a story that refers back to something that happened in the past.
flashback
text evidence
foreshadowing
author's purpose
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This states one person's beliefs, feelings, or thoughts.
Opinion
inference
fact
flashback
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What strategy did Sarah Use?
locate key words
activate prior knowledge
prefix
make an inference
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Making inferences helps you to...
Use what you already know to gain understanding
Create educated conclusions
Make meaning of ideas that are NOT directly stated
Become a better reader
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An issue with your new haircut is an example of:
external conflict
internal conflict
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What strategy requires you to think about what you already know about the topic?
Word Attack Strategies
Think Aloud
Activate Prior Knowledge
Re-read the Text
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Which sentence is NOT used when using the reading strategy, Think Aloud?
It reminds me of
I’m noticing
I’m understanding
I’m wondering
