Notice and Note Sign Posts Review

What are the six signposts in the Notice and Note reading strategy?

• Contrasts and Contradictions, Aha Moments, Tough Questions, Words of the Wiser, Again and Again, and Memory Moments

• Foreshadowing

• Character Development

• Plot Twists

What is the purpose of the 'Contrasts and Contradictions' signpost?

• To summarize the main points of a text.

• To provide examples and evidence in a text.

• To explain the cause and effect relationships in a text.

• To identify and analyze differences or inconsistencies in a text.

What does it mean when a character has an 'Aha Moment'?

• A moment of boredom or disinterest.

• A moment of anger or frustration.

• A sudden realization or understanding of something.

• A moment of confusion or uncertainty.

How does the 'Tough Questions' signpost help readers understand the text?

• It prepares readers for potentially difficult or complex concepts and encourages them to approach the text with a critical mindset.

• It encourages readers to skip over difficult sections of the text.

• It offers a list of possible answers to the questions raised in the text.

• It provides a summary of the main points in the text.

What is the significance of the 'Words of the Wiser' signpost?

• The 'Words of the Wiser' signpost is a symbol of confusion and uncertainty in the story.

• The 'Words of the Wiser' signpost is a decorative element in the story.

• The 'Words of the Wiser' signpost provides guidance and wisdom to the characters in the story.

• The 'Words of the Wiser' signpost is a warning sign for the characters in the story.

How does the 'Again and Again' signpost help readers identify important ideas in the text?

• By indicating repetition of important ideas

• By highlighting contrasting ideas.

• By summarizing the main points.

• By providing examples of important ideas.

What does it mean when a character experiences a 'Memory Moment'?

• A 'Memory Moment' refers to a moment in a story when a character imagines a future event or memory.

• A 'Memory Moment' refers to a moment in a story when a character experiences a momentary lapse in consciousness.

• A 'Memory Moment' refers to a moment in a story when a character experiences a sudden loss of memory.

• A 'Memory Moment' refers to a moment in a story when a character recalls or relives a past event or memory.

What is the purpose of the 'Symbols' signpost?

• To indicate the location of a restroom.

• To display advertisements.

• To warn of potential hazards.

• To provide information or guidance using visual representations or icons instead of words.

How does the 'Epiphany' signpost help readers understand the character's development?

• It provides insight into the character's background.

• It reveals a moment of realization or self-discovery for the character.

• It showcases the character's relationships with others.

• It highlights the character's physical appearance.

Why is it important for readers to pay attention to the signposts in a text?

• To ignore important information and miss out on key details.

• To confuse readers and make the text more challenging to understand.

• To navigate and understand the content more effectively.

• To waste time and make the reading process longer than necessary.