Reader Response

He introduced the Transactional Reader-Response Theory

• Lois Tyson

• Louise Rosenblatt

• Alexander Golding

• Lewis Caroll

Readers can belong consciously or unconsciously to more than one community at the same time, or they can change from one community to another at different times in their lives.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What do you call this word that refers to the literary work produced by the text and the reader together? (Based on the reading material)

• TEXT

• LITERARY PIECE

• POEM

• MOOD

What is a reader response?

• A formal, academic essay.

• A student's opportunity to process a text that they have actively read in class.

• A peer-reviewed research article.

• A summary of a text without personal input.

What should be included in a reader response when it is turned in?

• A bibliography and an abstract.

• A piece of textual evidence, a paragraph analysis, and a lingering question about the text/topic.

• A thesis statement and supporting arguments.

• A detailed summary of the entire text.

According to the Reader Response (RR) Rubric, what is required for a Reading Response to receive a check plus (+) rating?

• It must have a title, unclear focus, and a few grammatical errors.

• It should lack purpose, focus, or critical thought.

• It needs to have an original title, clear focus, personal connection, and critical reading that explains the significance of the selected passage.

• The response should be a straight summary or personal narrative without correlation to the text.

What is the purpose of selecting a "Golden Line" in the Sticky Note Responses format?

• To write a summary of the other person's paper

• To quote a line from the other person's Reader Response (RR) that is insightful, well-written, or thought-provoking

• To provide feedback on the grammar of the other person's paper

• To draw a picture that represents the other person's paper

What is a "Golden Line" in a text?

• The main idea of the text.

• A line that does not impact the reader in any way.

• A line that "speaks" to the reader and has a significant impact.

• A random line selected from the text.

What should a Reading Response include to avoid receiving a check minus (-) rating according to the RR Rubric?

• Numerous distracting typos and grammatical errors.

• A thoughtful explanation of the quote selected and evidence of personal reflection.

• A lack of direct reference to the reading material.

• A response that is a straight summary or personal narrative without correlation to the text.

What is one of the consequences of a Reading Response containing numerous distracting errors (spelling, typos, & grammatical errors) as per the RR Rubric?

• It may receive a check plus (+) rating for creativity.

• It will be considered as having a clear focus.

• It may distract the reader away from the main message.

• It will be seen as a thoughtful explanation of the selected passage.