Reading Strategies (Ms. Hill, Open Note Quiz)

What is it called when you are excited about and engaged in what you're reading

• being boring

• reading above grade level

• being an active reader

• Reading the words but not understanding

Does a good reader tend to only use one strategy or multiple strategies as they read?

• one

• multiple

Check all the reading strategies we learned about.

• asking questions

• connecting

• inferring and predicting

• visualizing

• reviewing/clarifying

Click on all the reading stragegies we learned about.

• summarizing/synthesizing

• analyzing author's craft

• sleep on the book

• don't read it but look up a short summary online instead

Ask yourself questions before, ________, and after to better understand the author and the meaning of the text.

True or False? You should join or associate what you already know with what you are reading.

• True

• False

What is it called when you think about what might happen based on what has already occurred?

• palm reading

• looking up in a dictionary

• predicting

• using a thesaurus

What is another way of saying "drawing conclusions"?

• inferring

• coloring

• being 100% sure

What is it called when you picture what is happening as you read?

• inferring

• visualizing

• drawing conclusions

• questioning

• connecting

What is it called when you stop occassionally for a quick review of what you understand so far?

• connecting

• questioning

• reviewing

• synthesizing