Understanding the QAR Strategy

Mrs. Taylor introduces the QAR (Question Answer Relationship) reading strategy to help students improve their reading comprehension. She explains four types of questions: 'Right There', 'Think and Search', 'Author and You', and 'On Your Own'. Each type requires different approaches to find answers, from locating specific information in the text to using prior knowledge and inference. The video aims to make students better readers by understanding how to approach different questions.

What does Mrs. Taylor enjoy doing in her free time?

• Gardening

• Reading books

• Playing sports

• Cooking

What is the main purpose of the QAR strategy?

• To improve writing skills

• To enhance reading comprehension

• To memorize facts

• To learn new vocabulary

What does QAR stand for?

• Quality Answer Review

• Question Answer Relationship

• Quick Answer Retrieval

• Question and Response

Which type of question is answered directly from the text?

• Author and You

• On Your Own

• Think and Search

• Right There

What should you do after finding the answer to a 'Right There' question?

• Write a summary

• Highlight the answer

• Ask a friend

• Skip the question

What type of pet does Mrs. Taylor have?

• Cat

• Fish

• Dog

• Bird

What is the second type of question in the QAR strategy?

• Right There

• Think and Search

• Author and You

• On Your Own

How are 'Think and Search' questions answered?

• By guessing

• By finding clues in different parts of the text

• By asking the teacher

• By using prior knowledge

What types of dance classes has Mrs. Taylor taken?

• Hip Hop, Salsa, Ballet

• Ballet, Jazz, Tap

• Salsa, Ballet, Jazz

• Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop

What is the third type of question in the QAR strategy?

• Think and Search

• On Your Own

• Right There

• Author and You