Stems: 1
Name the type of question (skill used): Which word in paragraph 4 best helps the reader understand the meaning of exuberant?
What is context clues?
When is the date of the Reading STAAR test for 2022?
What is Tuesday, May 10, 2022?
The reader can conclude from paragraph 6 that...
What is make an inference (and find text evidence to support it)?
When deciding on a response, a "STAAR" student will always look for ___ _____ to support or prove that response.
What is text evidence?
Which of these is the best summary of the selection?
What is summary?
What do the subheadings in the article help the reader understand?
What is text features?
What is true?
Which detail from the article supports this idea?
What is main idea?
When reading paired passages, a great tool to use for comparing and contrasting the two selections is a...
What is a T-Chart?
In paragraph 4, the details about hawks support the idea that -
What is main idea?
What lesson does Penny learn in the passage?
What is theme?
True or False: I am not allowed to use a dictionary during STAAR to find the meaning of a word in a question or the responses to a question.
What is false?
Which idea is developed throughout the story?
What is theme (infer theme)?
When making an inference, we always need to use two things...
What are text evidence and schema (background knowledge)?
What are paragraphs 2 and 3 mostly about?
What is main idea?
The author presents the ideas in chronological order so the reader will understand -
What is text structure?
Let's talk context clues. What are the types of clues that we see passages that help us understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word? You may use the acronym.
What are I.D.E.A.S.?
Infer, definition, explanation, antonym, synonym
The author included paragraph 5 most likely to
What is author's purpose?
True or False: taking breaks is not a helpful strategy in test-taking.
What is false?
The author wrote this selection most likely to
What is author's purpose?
Which sentence in paragraph 3 helps the reader understand Johnny's problem in the story?
What is plot?
Name the five types of text structure.
What are: compare & contrast, problem & solution, description, chronological order, and cause & effect?
What information can be found in the section titled "All About Penguin Habitats"?
What is text features?
What is more important: looking for facts or making your own opinions when dealing with nonfiction passages?
What is looking for facts?
Read this sentence from paragraph 2. What can the reader conclude about Darla from this sentence?
What is characterization (characters, character traits)?