Reading Process

The reading process includes what a reader does ....

• before reading only

• before reading and after reading

• before, during, and after reading

Before reading, it is important to activate all background knowledge, which means to think about what you already know about the topic.

• True

• False

During the reading process, it is unimportant to make connections.

• True

• False

Choose the three types of connections a reader can make.

• Text-to-Self

• Text-to-Text

• Text-to-Pet

• Text-to-World

Why is it important to preview the title and author of a text before reading?

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Choose the three ways a reader can monitor, or check, comprehension during reading.

• Chunk the text

• Annotate as you read

• Just read the whole text as fast as you can

• Use your Reader's Toolbox of strategies like visualizing and making predictions.

During reading, if you visualize the text you are reading, what you are doing?

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During reading, the strategy in your Reader's Toolbox that involves making guesses at what you think happens next is called making _______________.

Of the following strategies in your Reader's Toolbox, which one(s) do you feel you use the most?

• Reread the text

• Visualize what you are reading

• Make inferences

• Make connections

• Summarize

What is the main goal AFTER reading?

• Close the book and move on

• Prove your comprehension

• Readers don't have to do anything after reading.