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4th grade comprehension reading strategies
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What does it mean by finding the main idea of a story/text?
the beginning, middle, and end of the story
what the story is mostly about
the subject of the story
the lesson of the story
2
What is
NOT
an example of showing evidence when you read?
"based on what I read, I can conclude..."
"I think that is what I remember reading"
"on page__ pargraph__, the author said..."
"according to the text"
3
When do you use reading strategies?
All of the these answers
After you read a story
As you read
Before you start reading
4
The reading comprehension strategy that has the BEST results is ...?
remembering
rereading
retaking
reorganizing
5
The best strategy for reading passages
is to look back at the passage to answer the question.
is to read all captions.
All of these strategies are the best.
is to read the question and all answer choices.
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fictional texts are:
tell a true story from the past
written about imaginary people or events
always involve mythical creatures
based on true events
7
true or false: nonfiction texts are based on true events, people, or ideas.
false
true
8
How can you determine the
theme
of a story?
find the point of view
determine the plot of the story
understand the lesson of the story
determine the subject
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Which of these reading strategies do you do BEFORE reading?
Infer
Summarize
Visualize
Predict
10
Reading strategies increase reading comprehension.
False
True
11
You can infer by doing all of the following,
except:
Thinking about what you already know
Thinking about what the character says
Thinking about how a character feels
finding the answer word for word in the text
12
Which reading strategy should you implement when reading and analyzing all regents passages?
Skimming
Reading/writing
Highlighting/annotating
Sleeping/snoring
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the summary of a story should include:
introduction and conclusion
beginning, middle, and end including the problem & solution
subject and conclusion
beginning, middle, and end
14
What is the point of view when the narrator is
not
in the story?
second person point of view
third person point of view
first person point of view
4th person point of view
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What pronouns can help us identify the story told in first person point of view?
they, she, he
I, me, my, we
