Main Idea and Supporting Details / Asking Questions

Front

The main idea is what the reader wants to point out.

Back

False

Front

Supporting details explain the main idea.

Back

True

Front

The main idea and supporting details help the reader understand the text.

Back

True

Front

Which question do you answer before reading?

Back

What do I already know about the subject?

Front

Which question do you ask yourself while reading?

Back

Do I need to reread this paragraph?

Front

Which question do you answer after reading?

Back

Were my predictions correct?

Front

What is the main idea? Options: Lucky can do lots of tricks. Lucky also can roll over! Lucky is the best dog in the world.

Back

Lucky can do lots of tricks.

Front

Which of these is a supporting detail?

• Lucky can do lots of tricks.
• She know how to sit and lie down when I tell her.
• My dog is named Lucky.

Back

She know how to sit and lie down when I tell her.

Front

Which of these is another supporting detail?
Options:

Lucky can do lots of tricks.

,

Lucky also can roll over!

,

Lucky is the best dog in the world.

Back

Lucky also can roll over!

Front

Which sentence summarizes the article best?

Back

My dog Lucky can do lots of tricks.