Chunking
Skim and Scan
Inference
Conjunction
Adjective
100
Chunk it
Phone
ph-o-ne
100
Skim or Scan
Searching my contacts for my mom's number
Scan
100
True or false
An inference is your own personal opinion.
True
100
What does the conjunction and mean?
In addition
100
What is an adjective?
An adjective describes a noun or pronoun.
200
Chunk it
father
fa-th-er
200
Skim or Scan
Looking at the ingredients in a snack.
Skim
200
What can you infer from the statement below?
Tyra rushed around her house trying to find her shabby suitcase.
Tyra is going on a trip or vacation.
200
The other day my parents visited the airport ____________ they did not get on a flight.
but
200
Complete the sentence
Nathan is ________ than Taz. (tall)
taller
300
Chunk it
Vegetable
Ve-ge-ta-ble
300
Skim or Scan
Answering a question
Scan
300
What does the word inference mean?
Using what you know to make an educated guess.
Reading between the lines.
300
What is a conjunction?
A conjunction is a word that join two sentences or clauses together
300
What is the adjective in the sentence?
The outside world can be a dangerous place.
dangerous
400
What is meant by the term 'chunking'?
Grouping information into smaller bits so it can be remembered easily.
400
Tell a similarity between skimming and scanning.
You can use both to get information about something.
or
You don't have to read the entire text to get an understanding of what it's about.
400
They are at the vet.
400
Name two types of conjunction.
coordinating, subordinating, correlative.
400
When using the comparative form of an adjective what must we add to the word?
er
500
How is chunking different from syllabication?
When chunking a word, each chunk does not have tp include a vowel but in syllabication each syllable has a vowel.
500
What is the main difference between skimming and scanning?
Skimming is when you read to get a general understanding while scanning focuses on something specific.
500
Martin is at the supermarket.
500
What does FANBOYS mean?
F- FOR
A- AND
N- NOR
B- BUT
O- OR
Y-YET
S- SO
500
When do we use the superlative form of an adjective?
When we compare three or more things.