Reading Strategies Review

A prediction is most like a(n)...

• math problem

• educated guess

• memory of a last problem

• observation about the text

You need to find ______ from the text in order to make a prediction.

• fiction

• images

• revisions

• evidence

You can find clues in the text by

• making an inference

• observing the details

• calculating the answer

• revising your prediction

What is the difference between a prediction and an inference?

• There is no difference

• A prediction is about the future, and an inference is about the present.

• A prediction uses evidence, and an inference does not.

• A prediction is made by the reader, and an inference is made by the main character

You can change your prediction as you read more and find more evidence.

• True

• False

You can combine evidence from the text with _______ to make a good prediction.

• information you already know

• your favorite teacher

• what you wish would happen

• the most exciting part of the story

This means to purposefully create images in your head to help you understand the reading. It is like a movie playing inside your head.

• rereading

• visualizing

• making connections

• close-reading

One reason we visualize is to......

• help get a deeper understanding of the text.

• give us something to talk about.

• imagine life somewhere else.

• take a break from reading.

Creating mental images of the settings, characters, and events in the text is called_______.

• connect

• visualize

• clarify

• evaluate

Text: Bonnie was eating mac and cheese for lunch. It was her favorite meal. She liked eating chicken nuggets but not as much. Connection response: That reminds me of the time I read about how chicken is good for you.

• text to self

• text to text

• text to world

• no connection