Reading Strategies 7 Study Cards

______________ are split into sections to organize key points on the left, details on the right, and a summary at the bottom.

• Cornell Notes

• Venn Diagrams

• Scans

• Context Clues

Always skip lines when taking _________________ so you have room to add information.

• Cornell Notes

• Venn Diagrams

• Context Clues

• Re-read

Use _______________ to take notes during reading, a teacher lecture, or when watching a video.

• Cornell Notes

• Venn Diagrams

• Intensive Reading

• Extensive Reading

A _______________ is used to compare and contrast 2 or more things or ideas.

• Venn Diagram

• Scans

• Cornell Notes

• Context Clues

A _______________ organizes ideas by similarities and differences.

• Venn Diagram

• Cornell Notes

• Extensive Reading

• Scanning

You can use a _____________to compare 2 characters, to compare 2 texts, or to show how a character changes from beginning to end.

• Venn Diagram

• Cornell Notes

• Context Clues

• Clarify

Create a _______________ by drawing overlapping circles. Similarities go in the overlapping part, and differences go in the outside sections of the circles.

• Venn Diagram

• Cornell Notes

• Skimming

• Scanning

When a reader _________ , they quickly gather the most important information or try to gain a general understanding of a topic.

• Skims

• Scans

• Intensive reads

• Extensive reads

When a reader ________, they are trying to find a few specific details or pieces of information.

• Skims

• Scans

• Re-reads

• Clarifies

Both __________ and ___________ can be used as re-reading strategies to help you find details in something you have already read.

• Skimming

• Scanning

• Clarifying

• Venn Diagrams