Making Connections

When a reader connects events in a story to events in another text or book, what type of connection is being made?

• Text-to-text
• None of the above
• Text-to-self
• Text-to-world

Which type of connection is made when a reader relates events in a story to their own personal experiences?

• Text-to-self
• None of the above
• Text-to-text
• Text-to-world

When a reader connects a theme in a story to a universal truth or moral principle, what type of connection is being made?

• Text-to-world
• Text-to-self
• Text-to-text
• None of the above

When a character in a book reminds you of your best friend, what type of connection is this considered?

• text-to-self
• character-to-character
• text-to-text
• text-to-world

When a book you are reading mentions a historical event that you have studied in school, what type of connection is this considered?

• text-to-world
• historical-to-personal
• text-to-text
• text-to-self

When a character in a story faces a similar problem to one you have experienced in your own life, what type of connection is this considered?

• text-to-self
• text-to-world
• text-to-text
• problem-to-solution

When you read a story about a character going on a quest to find a magical artifact, and it reminds you of a movie you watched with a similar theme, what type of connection is this considered?

• text-to-text
• text-to-world
• text-to-self
• quest-to-adventure

If a book you're reading reminds you of a movie you recently watched, what kind of connection is this most likely an example of?

• text-to-text
• text-to-world
• text-to-self
• none of the above

When a book you're reading explores themes of friendship and loyalty, which type of connection is this most likely an example of?

• text-to-self
• text-to-text
• none of the above
• text-to-world

When a book you are reading reminds you of a personal experience you had during a vacation, what type of connection is this considered?

• none of the above

• text-to-text

• text-to-world

• text-to-self