Effective Questioning Techniques for Reading Comprehension

What is the primary benefit of asking questions while reading?

• It makes reading faster.

• It engages the brain to seek answers, enhancing understanding.

• It reduces the need to re-read.

• It helps in memorizing the text.

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How does asking questions about a story affect a reader's engagement?

• It distracts from the main plot.

• It decreases interest in the story.

• It increases comprehension and engagement.

• It has no effect on the reader's experience.

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Why did Goldilocks decide to visit the bears' house?

• She knew the bears from before.

• She was invited by the bears.

• She was curious and exploring.

• She was lost in the forest.

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What should a reader do if they cannot answer their own questions about the text?

• Skip the difficult parts.

• Read further to find answers.

• Stop reading the story.

• Change the book.

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What is a recommended action if answers to questions about the text are not immediately apparent?

• Ignore the questions.

• Reflect on what has been read and known so far.

• Ask someone else for the answers.

• Guess the answers randomly.

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What was the reason Peter went into Mr. McGregor's Garden?

• He was playing a game.

• His mother sent him.

• It was part of a dare.

• He was looking for food.

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