The World of Reading

Which Reading Strategy allows you to create an image in your head as you read?

• Making Connections

• Visualizing

• Evaluating

• Questioning and/or Clarifying

• Inferring and/or Predicting

Which Reading Strategy allows you to be the judge and provide your own opinions about certain text elements or of a whole text.

• Making Connections

• Visualizing

• Evaluating

• Questioning and/or Clarifying

• Inferring and/or Predicting

Which Reading Strategy allows you to figure out the answer to a question by using context clues, re-reading, or using outside resources?

• Making Connections

• Visualizing

• Evaluating

• Questioning and/or Clarifying

• Inferring and/or Predicting

Which Reading Strategy allows you to find clues to make theories about what is happening now or what will happen later in the text?

• Making Connections

• Visualizing

• Evaluating

• Questioning and/or Clarifying

• Inferring and/or Predicting

Which Reading Strategy allows you to find similarities between your text and other topics in your own life, another text, or in the outside world?

• Making Connections

• Visualizing

• Evaluating

• Questioning and/or Clarifying

• Inferring and/or Predicting

Which QAR asks a question about your own experiences and opinions without the need to read a text?

• Right There

• Think and Search

• Author and Me

• On My Own

Which QAR asks a question that a reader is able to point to directly in the text?

• Right There

• Think and Search

• Author and Me

• On My Own

Which QAR asks a question that requires a reader to search for clues and synthesize information found from multiple places in the text?

• Right There

• Think and Search

• Author and Me

• On My Own

Which QAR asks a question that requires the reader to work with the author in determining an answer?

• Right There

• Think and Search

• Author and Me

• On My Own

Which of the following is a characteristic of a TOO EASY book?

• The reader KNOWS ALL of the words in the text.

• The reader STRUGGLESwith MOST of the words in the text.

• The reader KNOWS MOST words in the text.