Understanding Multi-Part Questions

The video tutorial explains the concept of multi-part questions in the 2023 Reading Language Arts STAR test. It provides a detailed walkthrough of a sample question, highlighting how to evaluate answer choices effectively. The video also offers tips for integrating this question style into classroom activities and provides free resources for educators.

What is the main focus of the Reading Language Arts STAR Test in 2023?

• Essay writing

• Oral presentations

• Multi-part questions

• Single-part questions

Who is the presenter of the video?

• A STAR test creator

• A student

• Angela from Custom Classroom

• A TEA official

What is the role of Angela in the video?

• A test creator

• A TEA official

• A student

• A Texas educator and test prep writer

What is a multi-part question?

• A question with two parts: Part A and Part B

• A question with multiple correct answers

• A question that requires an essay response

• A question with no correct answer

How many new item types are introduced in the video?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Six

What is the first step in answering a multi-part question?

• Answer Part B first

• Guess the answer

• Read the entire text

• Answer Part A first

What is the main claim of the author in the example question?

• Social media needs improvement

• Social media has both good and bad aspects

• Social media is only harmful

• Social media is only beneficial

What is the main claim of the text in the example question?

• Social media is irrelevant

• Social media is only beneficial

• Social media is only harmful

• Social media has both positive and negative aspects

What is the main claim of the text in the example question?

• Social media is only beneficial

• Social media is irrelevant

• Social media is only harmful

• Social media has both positive and negative aspects

What is the main claim of the text in the example question?

• Social media has both positive and negative aspects

• Social media is irrelevant

• Social media is only beneficial

• Social media is only harmful