Reading Comprehension Strategies

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True or False: When you make an inference, the answer will be right there in the passage/article or story.

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False

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When determining important ideas in a text, you should:

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Use facts and details and your background knowledge.

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What does schema refer to?

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Making connections.

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Synthesizing is like:

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Putting square pieces of a quilt together or putting a puzzle together.

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How do you monitor your comprehension?

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Using your schema, questioning, creating mental images, synthesizing, inferring, and determining important details.

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What is an inference?

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A conclusion drawn from evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

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What is the purpose of questioning while reading?

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To engage with the text and enhance understanding.

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What does it mean to create mental images?

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To visualize the content of the text in your mind.

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What is the role of background knowledge in reading comprehension?

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It helps to make connections and understand the text better.

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What is the difference between facts and opinions?

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Facts are statements that can be proven true or false, while opinions are personal beliefs or judgments.