Reading Comprehension

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What is the role of an optometrist?

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An optometrist is a healthcare professional who checks vision, diagnoses vision problems, and prescribes glasses or contact lenses.

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Why might a student need to move closer to the front of the classroom?

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A student may need to move closer to the front of the classroom if they cannot see the board clearly.

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What is a summary of a text?

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A summary of a text is a brief statement that captures the main ideas or points of the text.

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What is an appropriate title for a text about a student having vision problems in class?

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A suitable title could be 'A Problem in Class'.

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Where is the setting of a story?

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The setting of a story refers to the time and place in which the events occur.

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What are common signs that a student may have vision problems?

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Common signs include squinting, sitting too close to the screen, or frequently rubbing their eyes.

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How can a school nurse assist students with vision issues?

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A school nurse can conduct vision screenings and refer students to an optometrist for further evaluation.

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What is the importance of vision screenings in schools?

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Vision screenings are important to identify students who may have undiagnosed vision problems that can affect their learning.

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What should a student do if they have trouble seeing the board?

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A student should inform their teacher or school nurse about their vision difficulties.

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What is the difference between an optometrist and an ophthalmologist?

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An optometrist provides primary vision care, while an ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who can perform eye surgery and treat eye diseases.