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Reading Comprehension Strategies Quiz
Reading Comprehension Strategies Quiz
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A terrible thing that goes with not reading enough is
you don't get better at writing sentences.
you don't acquire the vocabulary you need.
you cheat a lot to try and hide your weakness.
you suddenly start reading more because of embarrassment.
2
Which yardstick below is the best measure of reading ability?
Your score is average.
You have a B or A even though your reading level is low.
You are the first one done reading.
You understand a text that has been read independently.
3
What skill are readers using when they decide the worth of a text?
recognition
evaluation
weighing or measuring
inferencing
4
If you can't summarize text, it is mainly because
you are an abstract thinker.
your brain cannot hold information while you write it down.
you get the details out of order.
you can't find the main idea.
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Which describes when an author leaves clues but doesn't tell you the main idea?
The main idea is compound.
The main idea is implicit.
The main idea is explicit.
The main idea is complex.
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What is it when the author comes out and tells you the main idea?
The main idea is complex.
The main idea is linear.
The main idea is explicit.
The main idea is implicit.
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Infering what will happen next?
studying
comprehending
questioning
predicting
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Which is the true statement about summarizing?
You understand. You can explain your thoughts.
This is an easy skill like recall.
This is an easy skill like recognition
You don't understand. You can't explain your thoughts.
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What kind of question requires the most thought?
inferrential
literal
recognition
recall
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What is monitoring comprehension?
Something poor readers never do.
Redoing an assignment to get a higher grade.
Something poor readers rarely do.
Rereading when you lose the meaning of the text.
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What can a mature reader do that someone in reading intervention struggles with?
They are mature. Poor readers are immature.
There is no such thing as a mature reader.
They can tune out distraction.
They monitor comprehension automatically.
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What is illiteracy?
The inability to read and write.
What you get when you can't make your AR goal.
Something like autism or dsylexia.
Something 15% of WMS students have because they don't read.
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Make the statement true. Reading strategies are good to learn, but
they make poor readers over confident.
they actually decrease the amount you read.
they are too complex to learn.
your reading ability increases fastest when you read a lot.
14
What skill are you using when you make meaning from something unknown or confusing?
categorizing
clarifying
contemplating
inferencing
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Summarizizing is
like an empty closet.
like toys spread around a toy box.
like the spokes on a wheel.
like a bag of spilled marbles.
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This is the category you should put information in that is not important?
essential
trivial
consequential
vital