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STAAR test questions Reading STRATEGIES

STAAR test questions Reading STRATEGIES

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English

3rd - 5th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

CCSS
RL.3.9, RI.3.4, RI.2.5

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Standards-aligned

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Brandi Hinton

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STAAR test questions Reading STRATEGIES

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Multiple Choice

What is this question asking for?...........


The author's primary purpose for writing this passage.

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Main Idea

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Theme

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Author's Purpose

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Author's Purpose (PIE): the reason why the author is writing the passage.

  • Persuade (P): convincing them to do something

  • Inform (I): giving them facts & information

  • Entertain (E): amusing them through laughter, suspense; it makes you want to read more

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Multiple Choice

What is this questions asking for?.......


In Paragraph 5, the word troubled means -

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main idea

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context clue

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summary

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Context Clues: we use context clues to figure out words unknown to us. Ways to use context clues... Look for

  • definitions are the word; either before, after, or within that paragraph

  • synonyms (SAME) or antonyms (OPPOSITE) of the word

  • inferring

  • examples of the word are explained in the sentence

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Multiple Choice

What is the questions asking for?.......


The author organizes the selection by -

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summary

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main idea

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text structure

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Text Structure : is the way an author organizes the passage. We learn 5 ways that they do this.

  • Compare/contrast: explaining the likes and differences

  • Cause/effect: the "what" & the "why" something happened

  • Problem/solution: a conflict or problem and then a solution of how to fix the problem or conflict is given

  • Sequential or Chronological order: is in order of how it happened, or maybe timeline order. Think a recipe or how to put something together

  • Description: explaining how something looks, feels, or giving specific details about a person, place, event, or thing.

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