What makes a good reader?

What makes a good reader?

Multiple Choice

What strategy is being used when you STOP and make sure your understand what you're reading?

• Summarize

• Self-Monitor

• Visualize

• Infer

Multiple Choice

Why would you reread a book or passage?

• to create a picture in your mind

• to think about what will come next

• to retell the important parts

• because you don't understand

Multiple Choice

When you create a picture in your mind of what you are reading you are_______

• rereading

• making a prediction

• visualizing

• making connections

Multiple Choice

Which of these helps you think deeper about the story?

• Ask question

• self-monitor

• infer

• make connections

Multiple Choice

When you are thinking about what will come next, what strategy are you using?

• infer

• summarize

• reread

• making predictions

Multiple Choice

What is a way to summarize a story or passage?

• retell the important parts

• think about what will come next

• use what you know and what you read

• create a picture in your mind

Multiple Choice

What strategy of a good reader uses what you know and what you read to think deeper about the author's meaning?

• Reread

• Visualize

• Infer

• Summarize

Multiple Choice

When reading a book or passage makes you think about how it relates to your life, other texts and the world to help you understand, which strategy are you using?

• self-monitor

• summarize

• make connections

• infer

Multiple Choice

Retelling a story by telling ony the important parts means you are:

• self-monitoring

• rereading

• summarizing

• making an inference

Multiple Choice

When you think about what will happen next in a story you are:

• making a prediction

• summarizing

• making connections

• asking question

Multiple Choice

Doing this will help you thing deeper about the story:

• make a connection

• ask questions

• visualize

• self-monitor

Multiple Choice

This is the best strategy to use when you do not understand  what you just read:

• ask question

• reread the passage

• visualize

• infer

Multiple Choice

Using what you know and what you read to think deeper about the author's meaning means you are :

• making predictions

• self-monitoring

• making an inference

• visualzing

Multiple Choice

When you create a picture in your mind about what you are reading, you are:

• inferring

• predicting

• visualizing

• rereadomg

Multiple Choice

When you STOP and make sure you understand what you are reading, you are using this strategy:

• Infer

• Make Connections

• Make Predictions

• Self-Monitor

Multiple Choice

When you are reading and the passage makes you think of something that happened to you, you have read about it before, or something that has happened in the world helps you understand, you are:

• making a connection

• making a prediction

• visualizing

• rereading