Reading Strategies Review

What are reading strategies?

• strategies to help read fast

• strategies to help read loudly

• strategies to help understand the text

• strategies to confuse the reader

Tags

CCSS.RI.7.10

CCSS.RI.8.10

CCSS.RL.6.10

CCSS.RL.7.10

CCSS.RL.8.10

Good readers do not need to use reading strategies.

• true

• false

Thinking about what you already know to help you understand what you are about to read is

• evaluating

• questioning

• connecting

• activating prior knowledge

Finding something in common with a text is

• activating prior knowledge

• connecting

• question

• clarify

Re-reading to better understand is an example of how good readers try to

• clarify

• predict

• evaluate

• visualize

Asking about what is not understood in a text is

• clarifying

• questioning

• synthesizing

• connecting

Combining what has been read and what is known to create something new is

• synthesizing

• inferencing

• summarizing

• connecting

Pulling out main ideas and restating in one's own words is

• predicting

• evaluating

• clarifying

• summarizing

Guessing what will happen later in a text is

• evaluating

• predicting

• activating prior knowledge

• clarifying

Forming an opinion is

• synthesizing

• evaluating

• inferencing

• questioning