What Good Readers Do...

What does it mean to visualize as you read?

• Make a drawing

• See what's happening in your mind

• watch the movie version

• read aloud

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When I ask questions about what I'm reading, I can then...

• write down my questions.

• tell someone about the book.

• read further to find out if I'm correct.

• create a quiz about the book.

Re-reading...

• gets me off-track and makes information more difficult.

• gets me back on track and helps me comprehend difficult material.

• wastes time and isn't helpful.

• all of the above

When you hear a narrator as you read...

• you are reading aloud.

• you are recording your thoughts.

• you can decrease comprehension.

• you can increase comprehension.

Which answer best describes making connections to reading?

• Text to self

• Text to text

• Text to World

• All of the above

Readers can ask different types of questions to the text, including:

• Right there questions (level 1)

• Think, search and find questions (level 2)

• Author and me questions (level 3)

• In my head questions (level 4)

• All of the above

When you create a picture in your mind, you are using the skill of _______

• visualizing

• asking questions

• cool daydreams

Good readers use visualizing to help them

• understand the story better

• get a clear picture in their mind

• all of the above

Readers can ask different types of questions to the text, including:

• Right there questions (level 1)

• Think, search and find questions (level 2)

• Author and me questions (level 3)

• In my head questions (level 4)

• All of the above

When should a reader ask questions while reading?

• Before reading

• During reading

• After reading

• All of the above