6th grade Check-in #2

Use context clues to decide what raggedy means: "An ugly sweater like that all raggedy and old."

• in shabby condition

• in nice condition

• new condition

• none of the answers

Use context clues to decide what nonsense means: "You put that sweater on right now and no more nonsense."

• silly behavior

• obeying commands

• makes sense

• being perfect

Use context clues to decide the meaning of the word invisible: "I wish is was invisibe but I'm not."

• easily seen

• not able to be seen

• bright

• dull

Why does a reader use annotation?

• to take notes about important ideas in a story

• because the teacher told them

• to fill time

• none of the answers

How can a reader make an inference about something they are reading?

• visualize

• guess

• make a prediction

• use the text and what they know to make an educated guess

When do you generate questions when you are reading something?

• before you read

• while you read

• after you get done reading

• before you read, while you read, and after you get done reading

What does it mean when you make connections to the text?

• visualize

• connect the text to your own life

• make a prediction

• setting a purpose

Use the context clues to decide the meaning of the word germs: The sweater was all itchy and full of germs.

• clean

• unable to be seen

• very small living things that cause sickness

• in shabby condition

Use context clues to decide the meaning of the word alley: I will bunch of the sweater and throw it in an alley.

• a wide street

• a highway

• a narrow street or area located behind buildings

• a dirt road

Why is important to use text evidence when you are answering a question about a book?

• It helps support your answer.

• It is a waste of time.

• It is good to copy things from the story.

• It is easy.