GACE Reading Study.com Guide 8

Which activity involves inserting markers in the reading passage that makes students stop and answer questions at that point?

• creative writing

• KWL chart

• directed reading thinking activity

• double entry journal

• anticipation guide

Which activity involves looking at the reading selection from a different perspective?

• double entry journal

• anticipation guide

• directed reading thinking guide

• creative writing

• change point of view

Completing an anticipation guide is under what type of activity?

• after reading

• all of the answers are correct

• during reading

• none of the answers are correct

• pre-reading

What does KWL stand for?

• know, will, learn

• keep, want, learn

• know, want, learned

• keep, will, lose

• know, want, lose

Which activity includes a journal entry before and after a chapter is read?

• double entry journal

• KWL chart

• change point of view

• directed reading thinking activity

• anticipation guide

Poor reading ability:

• Makes it look as if teachers are not doing their jobs

• Is a problem that students will outgrow as they get older

• Can have a negative impact on individuals throughout their lives

• Does not impact children

Exposing students to information about subject matter before reading is known as:

• Wasting time

• Exposure to pre-reading concepts

• Introducing background information

• Exploring the unknown

Teachers can support student reading by:

• Engaging in Round Robin reading to keep students on track during reading

• Using graphic organizers or visual aids during reading to keep students engaged in their reading

• Making students reread passages multiple times

• Offering rewards to the best reader

The importance of the 'Read Aloud/Think Aloud' strategy is:

• It teaches students how to read fluently and think critically about the text as they read

• None of the other responses are correct

• It encourages students to be passive in developing reading skills by having someone read to them

• It allows students to gain confidence through listening until they feel ready to read by themselves

Using word study:

• Should only be done if the students are willing

• Should only be done if the teacher thinks it is necessary

• Is not important in developing children's reading skills

• Is an essential component of the reading process