Summarizing
Central Idea
Fragments
Facts About Walker
100

A short piece of writing that describes the most important information from a text is called a.... 

Paragraph

Summary

Passage

Summary

100

What is the central idea of a text? 

The main point or information in a text. 

100

What is a sentence fragment? 

A fragment is missing a subject or verb

100

What is the name of Mrs. Walker's dog? 

Indy

200

What does IPOP Stand for?

Important Points Only Please

200

The central idea of a text should be supported by what? 

Facts and/or Examples

200

True or false. This is a complete sentence.

True

"I believe that this is a complete sentence."

200

True or false. Mrs. Walker went to high school at McNary. 

False. Go Saxons

300

What strategy is best used for summarizing a narrative? 

IPOP

GIST

SHIZA

SHIZA

300

What is the first step in determining the central idea of a text? 

Figure out the topic

300

True or false. This is a fragment. 

False

I believe that this is a fragment. 

300

What is the best concert that Mrs. Walker has ever been to? 

Hint: Mrs. Parsell went too! 

T-Swift!

400

True or False? A GIST summary should be 100 words or more. 

False

400
True or false. A stated central idea is directly written in the text. 

True

400

What test can you use to help you determine if something is a fragment? 

I believe that test

400

What is Mrs. Walker's favorite food?

French Fries and Donuts

500

What strategy should be used to summarize a newspaper article about an important event? 

IPOP 

GIST

SHIZA

GIST

500

After you figure out the topic, what can you look for to help you determine the central idea of the text? 

Ask yourself what the author wants you to know about the topic.

Look at the facts and examples and ask yourself what they prove.

Determine if the text has an implied or stated central idea. 

500

How can you fix a fragment? 

Add more information like a subject or verb to make sure the thought is complete. 

500

How old was Mrs. Walker when she started to read for fun? 

18 (college)