Definitions
Let's Practice
Questioning
Inferences Vs. Predicting
Author's Purpose
100

When you picture what you are reading, but in your mind. 

Visualizing

100

Fill in the Blank:

When the wind blows you can ______ that the leaves are going to fall off. 

Predict

100

When you ask yourself, what do you wonder? Is in example of...

Questioning

100

After the alarms went off after the robbery and the cops showed up, the robbers decided to....

Predicting 

100

When the author is giving you information about the topic. This is an example of: 

Author’s Purpose

200

Comparing and Contrasting 

When you ask yourself: What is the same? What is different? These are examples of:

200

When Kara watched the movie Harry Potter, she was disappointed in the size of the castle. She imagined it to be a lot bigger. 

Visualizing 

200

When you ask yourself, who, what where, when, why, and how? You are.... 

Questioning

200

After calling her mom and hearing the sounds of waves and seagulls, Sarah guess that her mom went to the beach without her. 

Inference

200

Someone who has written a book, article or other piece of writing. 

An author. 

300

When you associate what you're reading to what is going on in the world, is an example of: 

Connecting: Text to world

300

Red Delicious apples are sweet, while Granny Smiths are tart and acidic. 

Compare and Contrast

300

Random Question from Last Class

What University do I attend currently?

Utah Valley University

300

Fill in the Blank:

If I am going off of what I know, rather than the facts I am ____

Predicting

300

An easy way to remember Author's purpose is using the acronym of what word?

PIE

400

Define: Inference

When you use the clues in the text to discover what is not directly stated.

400

After Nemo was taken from his home, his father (with the help of a friend who had short term memory loss) traveled the ocean to find him and bring him home. 

Summarize

400

Which one is the better question:

Is the sky blue?

or

What color is the sky?

What color is the sky?

400

Fill in the Blank:

A Fortune Teller uses the technique of ___ when telling you of your future. 

Predicting

400

Fill in the Blank:

A News Article is an example of _____ when considering the Author's Purpose.

Inform

500

If I am an author what am I trying to do? 

USE THE THREE WORDS!!

DOUBLE POINTS!!!!

Persuade, Inform, Entertain 

500

Bob was reminded of a vacation that he took to the jungle, just like the setting of the book he was reading. 

Connecting

500

While Suzie was reading "Hamlet" by William Shakespeare, she understood that the author was trying to teach the definition of a hero. She came to this conclusion by ....

Questioning the author
500

What is the major difference between an inference and a prediction?

The difference between inference and prediction is one of fulfillment. A prediction is an educated guess, while inference is more based on the facts. 
500

Who wrote the book: The Two Towers

Double Points

JRR Tolkien