Reading Process
Types of Questions
Types of Questions
Comp. Strategies
Comp. Strategies
100
Remember
What is after reading?
100
Why did the author write this piece?
What is authorial intentions?
100
What might happen if...
What is predictive?
100
Three types of connections.
What are text to self, text to text, and text to world?
100
The two strategies that are related.
What are inferring and visualizing?
200
Takes Notes/Highlight.
What is During Reading?
200
Which occurred last?
What is sequential?
200
How are short and capris different?
What is comparative?
200
When you write about something in your own words.
What is a summary?
200
The length of a summary.
What is no more than an index card?
300
Find a quiet environment.
What is before reading?
300
Which is the best answer?
What is evaluative?
300
What might be a good title?
What is sythesize?
300
What you should include when determining importance (5 things).
What are who, what, when, where, why and how?
300
The seven comprehension strategies we studied.
What are determine importance, summarize, connect, synthesize, infer, question, and visualize?
400
Reread
What is during and after reading?
400
In the passage, what does the term naïve mean?
What is definitional?
400
Which one is a metaphor?
What is identification?
400
Three reasons you ask questions.
What are when you don't understand, when you want to learn more, and when you are stuck?
400
The things you use to visualize.
What are the five senses (see, smell, hear, taste, touch)?
500
Make Connections
What is before, during and after reading?
500
What type of person is the main character?
What is inferential?
500
What caused the character to be rude?
What is analytical?
500
When you combine all the strategies.
What is synthesizing?
500
The two things you must have to make an inference.
What are text and background knowledge?
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