The main people or animals in a story
What are the characters?
Before reading the selection, you should always do this.
a) read the title and make a prediction
b) highlight key words
c) pick your answers
Read the title and make a prediction.
Something that is true and can be verified.
a) fact
b) opinion
c) truth
What is a fact?
If I come to an unfamiliar word while reading, I should...
What is a strategy I could use?
stretch it out, skip it and come back, chunk the word, etc.
These are examples of what?
un- mis-
prefixes
Making a guess as to what you think will happen next in a story.
What is a prediction?
When answering a question, you should:
a) only read a couple of the answers
b) read all answers and pick the best one
c) just circle a random answer
b) read all answers and pick the best one
These are examples of:
-less -ful
suffixes
Organized in time order
a) chaotic
b) sequential
c) on time
What is chronological or sequential?
I should do this if I'm stuck on a question.
What is skip it and come back later? OR What is eliminate obviously wrong choices and make my best guess?
What is tone?
-the author's attitude
-my emotion while reading
the author's attitude
I should do this if I finish a test/assignment early (when I am in school).
What is check over all my answers. Make sure all bubbles are filled in correctly and that stray marks are erased. Re-Read passages and/or questions that game me trouble.
The picture an author paints for the reader.
a) imagery
b) symbolism
c) synonym
What is imagery?