RAP Strategy and Itsy Bitsy Spider

The video tutorial introduces the RAP strategy for answering questions, using the Itsy Bitsy Spider song as an example. The strategy involves rereading the question, answering all parts, and proving the answer with evidence. The tutorial guides viewers through identifying the problem and solution in the story, and emphasizes the importance of supporting answers with text evidence.

What is the main purpose of the RAP strategy?

• To write essays

• To answer short response questions

• To create music

• To memorize lyrics

What is the first thing to do when using the RAP strategy?

• Answer the question

• Prove your answer

• Skip the question

• Reread the question

Which of the following is NOT a step in the RAP strategy?

• Rereading the question

• Answering all parts

• Proving you are right

• Ignoring the question

What is the second step in the RAP strategy?

• Reread the question

• Ignore the question

• Answer the question

• Prove your answer

What song is used to demonstrate the RAP strategy?

• Old MacDonald Had a Farm

• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

• The Itsy Bitsy Spider

• Mary Had a Little Lamb

What is the first step in analyzing a question using the RAP strategy?

• Rereading the question

• Ignoring the question

• Proving your answer

• Answering the question

What key term is underlined when identifying the problem in the Itsy Bitsy Spider song?

• Spider

• Rain

• Problem

• Solution

What event caused the Itsy Bitsy Spider's problem?

• The sun came out

• The rain washed the spider out

• The spider climbed up

• The spider fell down

What should you do if you don't remember the answer to a question?

• Go back to the text

• Guess the answer

• Ask a friend

• Skip the question

What should you do after rereading the question in the RAP strategy?

• Ask for help

• Prove your answer

• Answer the question

• Ignore the question