Monitor and Clarify

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Why is it important to periodically stop and think about what you have read?

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It helps to reinforce understanding, clarify concepts, and retain information.

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What should you do when you encounter a word you don't understand while reading?

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You should decode it again, look it up, ask someone, or use context clues.

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True or False: You should ask questions before, during, and after reading.

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True

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What is a good strategy for keeping track of questions and answers while reading?

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Write them down off to the side and take notes.

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What does it mean to 'monitor' your reading comprehension?

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It means to be aware of your understanding and to check if you are grasping the material.

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What are some benefits of asking questions while reading?

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It promotes engagement, enhances understanding, and helps clarify confusion.

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How can context clues help you understand unfamiliar words?

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Context clues provide hints or information surrounding the word that can help deduce its meaning.

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What is the purpose of taking notes while reading?

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Taking notes helps to summarize information, track questions, and reinforce memory.

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What is the difference between decoding a word and understanding its meaning?

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Decoding is the ability to sound out the word, while understanding its meaning involves comprehension of its definition and usage.

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Why might a reader feel the need to reread a passage?

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A reader may need to reread if they did not fully understand the content or if they have questions about it.