strategies for figuring out an unknown word when reading
What are fix-up strategies?
100
prewriting
What is the first stage of the writing process?
200
right is to correct
What are synonyms?
200
to change something in some way
What is to alter it?
200
the fix-up comprehension strategy you use when you come to an unknown word and you read the sentence or sentences before the words appears, the sentence it is in, and the sentence or sentences after it
What is "read-on"?
200
drafting
What is the stage of writing that comes after prewriting?
300
hidden is to found
What are antonyms?
300
a large level area of high land
What is a plateau?
300
when I look at the pictures to help me understand an unknown word
What is "using illustrations"?
300
personal narrative
What is a piece of writing that a person tells true events that he or she took part in?
400
ugly is to pretty
What are antonyms?
400
climate
What is the weather in a place or area?
400
used phonics
What is a comprehension strategy I would use to help me understand an unfamiliar word by using its sound?
400
the kind of voice used in a personal narrative
What is "I" or "we"?
500
right (the direction)
right (meaning correct)
What are multiple meaning words?
500
solution
What is the answer to a problem?
500
the only fix-up strategy not yet mentioned besides, used illustrations, used phonics, and read-on.
What is "broke it into parts"?
500
You must use all the ideas you put in your prewriting in your draft.