ERWC 12 Quiz #1

Thinking about how you think is called

• long term memory

• working memory

• Metacognition

People really enjoy eating the cakes and cookies I make. they say the taste and texture is better than most they have tried. I have been making cakes for a very long time and I have techniques I use. This describes _________

• a weakness

• self- awareness

• a strength

Real readers use _______________ to think about their thinking while reading.

• Metacognition

• Schema

• Synthesizing

• Establishing Purpose

Look at the statement below:

The character in the book reminds me of my little sister, because she always bothers me when my friends come over. The character in the book does this to her brother.

This is an example of:

• Establishing a purpose for reading

• Making an inference

• Making connections

• Synthesizing

Key vocabulary words are details ____________________________________

• a detail that is interesting or entertaining

• that are important in helping the reader understand the text.

• a detail from your schema

• a detail that helps to create mental images

What does a 'red card' mean for technology use in the classroom?

• My phone, earbuds, and headphones are not in use, and are put to the side face down on my desk.

• My phone, earbuds, and headphones are not in use, put away, and are out of sight.

• I can have my phone, earbuds, and headphones out until I am told to put them away.

• I wish I could have a phone.

What is our learning goal?

• I will describe the setting and events of literature about inner-city life.

• I don't have a learning goal.

• To become a better person.

• I will become a better reader.

Philanthropy is

• having lots of money

• having lots of good luck

• give to others less fortunate

• don't know

Philanthropists ________________ others.

• compete

• helps

• organize

• fight

A philanthropist cares for a

• cause

• country

• family

• job