Writing
What do the 3 T's stand for?
a) Test, Talk, Text
b) Text, Type, Talk
c) Type, Topic, Table
d) Text, Tissue, Thursday
b) Text, Type, Talk
a healthy breakfast
What are two resources you can use to help you answer questions about a text?
a) ideas
b) text
c) notes
d) both a) and b)
e) both b) and c)
f) none of the above
e) both b) and c)
When a question is challenging, you can ______________.
a) guess
b) bookmark it and come back to it
c) ask a classmate
d) leave it blank
b) bookmark it and come back to it
When is the best time to take notes about a text?
a) before reading
b) while reading
c) after reading the text
d) while answer questions
b) while reading
What is the first step of tackling a writing assignment?
a) Brainstorm ideas
b) Draft writing
c) Breakdown the prompt
d) Revise
c) Breakdown the prompt
When you encounter a challenging question, one strategy you can use is ________________.
self-talk
When finding the meaning of unknown or tricky words, which strategy can you use?
B ox the word
Underline the clues
Make a guess
Plug it in
Where are two places you can look to find the time during a test?
the clock and your computer screen
True or False: Your note-taking sheet will look different depending on whether a text is nonfiction or fiction.
True
Before starting a new paragraph always remember to _____________.
a) capitalize
b) indent
c) punctuation
d) spelling
b) indent
get a good nights sleep
What text features can help you learn about the main idea of a text?
a) author's name
b) vocabulary
c) important details
d) headings
d) headings
Pacing yourself during the test can BEST help you...
a) finish first
b) get 100%
c) complete the test
d) get an extra snack
c) complete the test
To keep track of important events in a fiction story, you can use the acronym...
a) B.U.M.P.
b) C.U.P.S.
c) T.T.T.
d) S.W.B.S.
d) S.W.B.S.
Somebody
Wanted
But
So
What does C.U.P.S. stand for?
Capitalization
Usage
Punctuation
Spelling
True or False: If a classmate is confused about how to use their computer, it is okay to help them as long as you do not give them any answers.
False
When previewing a text, it is helpful to pay attention to...
a) dialogue
b) bold words
c) text features
d) paragraph numbers
c) text features
To be time efficient it is important to...
a) take notes after reading the whole text
b) set up your note-taking sheet at home and bring it with you to school
c) submit your test after answering the final question
d) take notes while reading the text
d) take notes while reading the text
What are the 3 components of a non-fiction note-taking sheet?
a) main idea, important details, and vocabulary
b) character, setting, and problem
c) problem, solution, and lesson
d) vocabulary, headings, and paragraphs
a) main idea, important details, and vocabulary
Which of the following best describes a paragraph?
a) a group of sentences with related ideas
b) one sentence that introduces a topic
c) ideas with a beginning, middle, and end
d) a group of sentences about different topics
a) a group of sentences with related ideas
True
When learning about the main character in a story, you should pay attention to their...
a) name, age, and actions
b) actions, thoughts, and words
c) name, actions, and thoughts
d) problem, solution, and name
b) actions, thoughts, and words
When reviewing a bookmarked question, you can use the strategy _________ to help you figure out the answer.
a) reread the text
b) use evidence
c) process of elimination
d) find the main idea
c) process of elimination
What are the 3 components of a fiction note-taking sheet?
a) main idea, details, and characters
b) important details, problem/solution, and main idea
c) important events, lesson, and problem/solution
d) somebody, wanted, but, so
c) important events, lesson, and problem/solution