Close Reading

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Reading a text more than once & with a purpose each time.

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Close Read

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Marking the text by highlighting, circling, & jotting notes in the margins

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Annotate

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When reading a text the first time, the purpose is

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to determine the main idea

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Headers, Table of Contents, Photographs, Captions, Diagrams, Charts are examples of

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text features

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When reading the text a 2nd time, the purpose is:

• to find the main idea
• to analyze the author's intentions
• to number the paragraphs
• To build fluency

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to analyze the author's intentions

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The way the author organized the non-fiction text is the

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text structure

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Signal Words can help the reader determine the text structure.

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True

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An author usually writes a text for one of 3 reasons. We use PIE to remember these 3 purposes. It stands for...

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Persuade, Inform, Entertain

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When the text reminds you of something that you have seen, read, heard, or experienced, you are

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making connections

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Is it important to use the text to support your ideas?

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False