Reading Strategy Groups Quiz

What is one of the main challenges teachers face with guided reading?

• Students are not interested in reading.

• It requires a lot of preparation.

• It is too easy for students.

• It does not involve any group work.

How are students grouped in literature circles?

• By gender

• By age

• By interest

• By reading level

What is a key feature of reading strategy groups?

• They do not require any books.

• They focus on a specific reading strategy.

• They are student-led.

• They are homogeneous groupings.

When is it recommended to use reading strategy groups?

• In the middle of the school year

• During the first unit of the school year

• At the end of the school year

• Only during summer school

What is the first step in formatting reading strategy groups?

• Conduct a speedy summary

• Assign homework

• Re-read a critical scene

• Start with a quiz

What should students do after re-reading a critical scene?

• Move on to the next chapter

• Debrief by answering questions

• Discuss the scene with a partner

• Write a summary

What is a suggested self-evaluation question for students?

• Who is your favorite author?

• What did you learn today as a reader?

• What is your favorite book?

• How many pages did you read?

What is one of the three things to prepare for reading strategy groups?

• Assign a group leader

• Create a seating chart

• Prepare a list of vocabulary words

• Name the reading strategy

Which standard is used to assess reading strategy groups?

• Physical education standard

• Mathematics standard

• Speaking and listening standard

• Science standard

What is one aspect of the rubric for assessing reading strategy groups?

• Completing the assigned reading

• Drawing a picture of the main character

• Writing a poem about the book

• Creating a diorama