QAR Introduction

QAR means Question-Answer-Relationship, so what information the question gives us on how we find the answer.

• Got it

• A little bit

• very confused

A right there question is

• where the answer is right there in the text

• where you have to search for the answer

• nowhere in the text

• is about your opinion

A Author & Me question is

• where the answer is right there in the text

• where you have infer what the text is saying

• nowhere in the text

• is about your opinion

A On my Own question is

• where the answer is right there in the text

• where you have infer what the text is saying

• nowhere in the text

• about your opinion

A Think and Search question is

• where the answer is right there in the text

• where you have infer what the text is saying

• where you have to look in several places in a text

• about your opinion

The answer is implied and is not stated in the text.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

Would you have invited Lazlo to your house like Ellie did?

• in my head - author and me
• in the text - right there
• in my head - on my own
• in the text - think and search

The answer is usually located in one sentence and is easy to find.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own

Where is the setting of this story?

• in the text - right there
• in my head - on my own
• in the text - think and search
• in my head - author and me

You need to use your own experiences to answer the questions.

• right there
• search and locate
• author and me
• on my own