QAR Strategy

What is the QAR strategy?

• writing technique
• question and answer relationship
• three reading strategies
• used in science

Tags

CCSS.RI.K.1

CCSS.RL.K.1

CCSS.SL.K.2

CCSS.SL.K.3

The answer is usually located in more than one sentence or paragraph.  What type of question is this?

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The answer is implied and is not stated in the text.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The answer is usually located in one sentence and is Easy to Find.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The answer is not located in the text.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The reader will find some of the same words in the answer that are in the question.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

You need to use your own experiences to answer the questions.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The reader must put different parts of the text together to find the answer.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The reader can even answer the question without reading the text.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

The reader must access prior knowledge of information provided by the author and make an inference.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own