When you are trying to prove something, you need to give evidence. What is one example of evidence?
Quotes, Numbers or Statistics, Expert Advice
Each IAR test will last for 6 hours. No Way or For Realz?
No Way
When you get stuck on a question during the test what can you do?
Flag it, Skip it and Come Back, Answer it Later
You can use these to find the meaning of an unknown word.
Context Clues
A story about a real person is known as a _______?
Biography
When reading you are trying to find THIS, the overall idea of what the text is about.
Main idea or Central Idea
You should double check your answers during the exam. No Way or For Realz?
For Realz
You should do this with all the answers you know are WRONG.
Cross them out or Eliminate them
THESE (2 words) help us understand the character. What they say, how they act, what the look like.
Character Traits
This genre teaches a moral and often includes animals.
Fables
When you read a story, it is told from a character or author's what?
You can use the tone of the story or mood of the character to determine an unknown word. No Way or For Realz?
For Realz
Before reading the text, you may want to do this FIRST.
Read the question you need to answer
Setting
If you look deeply at a text and study the events or parts you are doing what?
Analyze or Evaluate
Many FICTION stories will teach THIS to a reader through the character's actions or words.
Moral, Theme or Lesson
NEVER go back and reread during the IAR test. No Way or For Realz?
No Way
When answering a question you should go back and find THIS to prove your answer.
Evidence
These "scenes" or "parts" form a story. From 1 page to 100 pages every story has a ______?
Plot
When you synthesize between two texts you take the parts and do what with them?
Put them together
Summary
Rereading the question at least twice is a smart plan. No Way or For Realz?
For Realz?
If a question says "All these answers are true EXCEPT..." what should you do first?
Comparing
Name TWO NONFICTION Notice & Note Signposts!
Number/Stats , Contrast/Contradictions, Quoted Words, Word Gaps, Absolute or Extreme Language