Multiple Choice
A strategy used to take out the wrong answer choice.
What is elimination?
When you the test taker use the questions to begin your response.
What is restating the question?
A part of the test that helps you understand what genre you are reading.
What is the directions? What is an article or what is a story?
You use this part of an extended response to help you write in paragraphs.
What are the bullets?
person or character who tells a story as you read it
What is the narrator?
how does a part help explain more or help you better understand the text
What is how one part contributes to another?
You analyze and think carefully about the questions is asking.
What is understanding the question?
What is the title?
The bullet in the extended response that is a reminder bullet.
What is use details from the text to support your response?
the structure that focuses on similarities and differences
What is compare and contrast?
Finding the biggest or most important idea in the passage.
What is the main idea or central idea?
Your answer to the question.
What is my claim?
A strategy that helps you break the text into parts so that you understand it easily.
What is chunking?
What is an introduction?
Sequence of events structure. Text shows time order with events, dates,and steps.
What is chronological order?
uses different parts of a nonfiction text to help you understand the text better.
What is text features?
You include this to support your answer.
What are text evidence?
A strategy when you read and take notes about each part.
What is annotating?
This is a sentence or paragraph that ends your extended response.
What is a conclusion?
Why something happened and what happened, the reasons and results of an event or action
What is cause and effect?
This is a strategy used to determine the meaning of new words or phrases.
What is context clues?
When you add "this means or this shows".
What is making inferences?
After reading a text, thinking about what the whole text is mostly about.
What is summarizing the central idea?
What is a introduction, 2 claims for each bullet, text evidence and a conclusion?
To use all the evidence and think about what really happened
What is to conclude?