Poetry Reading Strategies Quiz

What is the main purpose of using the Fab Four strategies with poetry?

• To improve students' math skills

• To teach students how to write poetry

• To enhance reading comprehension and fluency

• To make students memorize poems

Which of the following is NOT a part of the prediction strategy?

• Reading the entire poem

• Sampling some words

• Examining pictures

• Looking at the title

What is the purpose of reading the poem multiple times?

• To make it more entertaining

• To memorize it

• To clarify, question, and summarize

• To write a new poem

Which reading technique involves the child repeating lines after the teacher?

• Speed reading

• Choral reading

• Echo reading

• Silent reading

What should students do when they encounter a tricky word in the poem?

• Skip it

• Guess its meaning

• Ignore it

• Circle it and discuss its meaning

Why is it beneficial to identify rhyming words in a poem?

• To make the poem longer

• To improve spelling skills

• To change the poem's meaning

• To enhance word work and phonemic awareness

What type of questions should children be encouraged to ask about the poem?

• Questions about the poem's structure

• Only questions about the author

• Who, what, when, where, why, how, and I wonder

• Questions about the poem's length

What is a simple way to summarize a poem?

• List all the words in the poem

• Describe it in five sentences

• Write a new poem

• Draw a picture of the poem

How can students reinforce their learning of the poem throughout the week?

• By reading it once

• By reading it repeatedly and performing it

• By watching a movie about it

• By writing a book report

What is one activity suggested for performing the poem?

• Adding a drumbeat

• Ignoring it

• Singing it

• Dancing to it