Who and What Questions

The video emphasizes the importance of asking questions before, during, and after reading to enhance comprehension. It focuses on 'who' and 'what' questions, providing examples through two stories: 'The Missing Ring' and 'Going to the Movies'. The video demonstrates how these questions help identify main characters, problems, and solutions, ultimately aiding in understanding and enjoying the text.

Why is it important to ask questions before, during, and after reading?

• To avoid reading the text again

• To finish reading faster

• To memorize every detail of the text

• To make predictions and understand the story better

In 'The Missing Ring,' what is Elena's main problem?

• She forgot to write a letter

• She lied about seeing her mother's ring

• She broke her mother's ring

• She lost her mother's necklace

How does Elena attempt to solve her problem in 'The Missing Ring'?

• By writing a letter of apology

• By asking her friend for help

• By buying a new ring

• By finding the ring

Who is the main character in the story 'Going to the Movies'?

• Karis

• The movie director

• Bella

• Bella's mother

What solution does Bella find for her problem in 'Going to the Movies'?

• She decides not to go to the movies

• She uses her allowance to pay for Karis's ticket

• She asks her mother to pay for both tickets

• Her mother agrees to pay for Karis's ticket