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1. At what point is it best for a reader to begin asking questions about a text?(1 point)Responses after beginning to read the
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2. The purpose is to _ the reader
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3. Why is it important for readers to check for evidence in a text?(1 point)Responses to set a purpose for reading to set a purpose
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4. 14.Read the sentence. I wonder why that character never speaks? Which reading strategy is being described? establish a purpose
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5. 7.Read the sentence. I am reading this book for my own enjoyment. Which reading strategy is being described? establish a purpose
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6. Previewing the tittle can help you make predictions and better understand a story
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7. what are some features to look at when you skim a book
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8. To make inference, readers should use what?
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9. Use the RARE strategy to answerthe following question. Remember to Restate the response in your question, Answer the question,
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10. inference Means
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11. Why is it important to read the introductory and concluding paragraphs during the pre�reading phase?
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12. 3. Which of the following describes an inference?A. an idea or conclusion based on text evidence and reasoning B. an idea that
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13. using the text "from through my eyes" by Ruby Bridges answert the questions with 3 sentence responcesW-What am I reading for?
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14. using the text "from through my eyes" by Ruby BridgesW-What am I reading for? (Purpose) I-I have a question! (asking questions)
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15. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading? (1 point)O Write down whatever the
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16. What other reading strategy plays a large role in your ability to draw conclusions?Which one is right • making inferences •
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17. What is an inference?Which one is right • a guess based on stated details • a statement that is known to be true • a
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18. Which choice best explains what context clues help readers do
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19. To make an inference, readers should use (1 point)
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20. How do analogies help readers?(1 point)Responses They help readers understand definitions. They help readers understand
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21. How do analogies help readers?(1 point)Responses They help readers analyze the relationship between words. They help readers
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22. "Reading between the lines" means looking beyond the literal words to draw _________________ that aren’t directly stated.
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23. which choice best explains what context clues helps readers do?
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24. Which of the following questions can help you set a purpose for reading before you read the text? Choose three correct answers.
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25. How do analogies help readers?(1 point)Responses They help readers to better comprehend a plot. They help readers to better
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26. How do you use inferences to help you understand a story?(If you do not use inferences, please explain what they are and why you
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27. I feel confident about using context clues because…It is challenging to understand the meaning of figurative language
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28. What does ascending provide for the reader?
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29. 2. How do analogies help readers?A. help readers analyze the relationship between words. B. They help readers identify
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30. How do analogies help readers?help readers analyze the relationship between words. They help readers identify figurative
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31. How do you use inferences to help you understand a story?(If you do not use inferences, please explain what they are and why you
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32. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?(1 point)Responses Write down what
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33. How do analogies help readers?(1 point) Responses They help readers identify figurative language. They help readers identify
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34. To make an inference readers should use
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35. How do analogies help readers?(1 point) They help readers o analyze the relationship between words. They help readers to •
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36. A. How do analogies help readers?B. help readers analyze the relationship between words. C. They help readers identify
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37. How do analogies help readers? (1 point)• They help readers understand definitions. • They help readers to better comprehend
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38. How do analogies help readers? (1 point)• They help readers understand definitions. • They help readers to better comprehend
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39. How do analogies help readers?A. help readers analyze the relationship between words. B. They help readers identify figurative
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40. How do analogies help readers?(1 point)Responses They help readers analyze the relationship between words. They help readers
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41. Which choice best explains what context clues help readers do?(1 point)Responses understand the author's purpose understand the
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42. How do analogies help readers?A. They help readers analyze the relationship between words. B. They help readers understand
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43. Fill in the blank:Author’s write for many reasons. When we pay attention to why the writer is choosing to write a poem or
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44. The words around the one you don't understand provide _____ _____.Responses A context cluescontext clues B direct meaningsdirect
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45. What does it mean to draw inferences from the following options?
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46. To make an inference, readers should use
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47. A) How do analogies help readers?
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48. How do analogies help readers?(1 point)Responses They help readers identify figurative language. They help readers identify
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49. Why is it important to establish the purpose for reading a text? (1 point)To help you use your time wisely To help you take good
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50. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?(1 point)ResponsesWrite down what
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51. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?A. Take notes that identify characters
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52. Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?(1 point)Responses Authors often provide information
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53. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone take during the reading?A) take notes that identify
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54. How do analogies help readers?1. They help readers understand definitions 2. They help readers identify figurative language 3.
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55. to create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?a. Write down whatever the main
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56. to create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?a write down whatever the main
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57. Which one of these statements is true about summaries? (1 point)• They can help a reader write a story. • They can help a
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58. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?(1 point) Responses Remember
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59. What is an inferencea) a detail the author provides in a text b) a hint an author gives in the story c) a conclusion based on
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60. To create a summary after reading a story what step should someone do during the reading
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61. Which of the following describes an inference?(1 point) Responses an argument based on details not found in a text an argument
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62. What is an inference? (1 point)Responses a conclusion based on what an author states and does not state a conclusion based on
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63. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading? (1 point)Write down what happens in
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64. what should a reader do after a prediction is confirmed?
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65. True or False:Reasons explain why an author feels a certain way. ____
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66. If a claim is not directly stated, which question can readers ask themselves?(1 point)Responses What is the main topic of the
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67. What is a reader doing when they are delineating an argument?(1 point)Responses revising the claim and evidence revising the
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68. Reading can be difficult to power through when the content is very dense. What question is MOST likely to help a reader process
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69. when might a reader create an outline?a when the text is complex b when the author uses personal stories as examples c when the
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70. Which type of reader must a student be to understand how the facts in a text are being interpreted by different authors1. A
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71. When might a reader create an outline?(1 point)Responses when the author uses a lot of unfamiliar words when the author uses a
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72. Author's Purpose Quick Check3 of 43 of 4 Items Question Why is it important to evaluate the author's purpose when reading an
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73. When might a reader create an outline? (1 point)O when the text is complex • when the author uses a lot of unfamiliar words
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74. When might a reader create an outline?(1 point)Responses when the author uses personal stories as examples when the author uses
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75. In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions?
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76. In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions? (1point)
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77. In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions
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78. What does it mean to read with automaticity?(1 point)Responses to read slowly and thoughtfully to read slowly and thoughtfully
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79. What strategy do you use to help you look back at the text?A. Visualizing B. Inferring C. Rereading D. Analyzing
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80. Which of the following describes an inference? (1 point)O a guess made about what a text is saying O information directly
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81. Please write or type the definitions of each word below.DO NOT COPY and PASTE. Central ideas - Evidence - Subheadings -
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82. Fill in the BlankGood readers use what they already know with clues from the text to make _________________________ about what
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83. Which of the following describes an inference? (1 point)O information directly provided in a text O evidence from the text that
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84. Which option describes an inference?Facts and information that support an idea or analysis The general feeling an author coveys
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85. What statement describes a benefit of summarizing a text
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86. Which statement describes a benefit of summarizing a text?1. Summarizing can improve your comprehension of a text. 2.
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87. Readers analyze the details explicitly stated in a text to make an inference.explain
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88. . Which of the following describes an inference?an idea or conclusion based on text evidence and reasoning an idea that is
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89. How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?
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90. To create a summary after reading a story, what step should someone do during the reading?A.) Write down what happens in the
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91. Which statement describes a benefit of summarizing a text
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92. Which option describes when an author emphasizes evidence? (1 point)A. The author gives special importance to that evidence. B.
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93. Interpreting Facts Quick CheckWhich type of reader must a student be to understand how the facts in a text are being interpreted
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94. In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions?It is a useful way for a reader to make predictions before
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95. In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions?15 question assesment
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96. All of the statements about reading below are true EXCEPT:Select one: a. When a reader does not know much about the topic, he
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97. Which question should you ask during your third read of the multi draft reading process
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98. How does the author arrange this passage?A) He uses dialogue in the first half to express the confusion over the phrase "Don't
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99. Which question should you ask during your first read of the multi-draft reading process?A. what is the authors purpose in
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100. What is meant by: Make three tracks from what you've read today.
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