Non-Fiction Text Summarization Quiz

What is the first step in summarizing a non-fiction text according to the teacher?

• Choose a fiction text to summarize.

• Log in to Scholastic News as a student.

• Write a summary without reading the article.

• Discuss the article with a classmate.

What can students do if they want to read an article they haven't read before?

• Write their own article.

• Skip the reading and go straight to summarizing.

• Choose from the homepage or see more issues.

• Ask the teacher to assign a new article.

What is the main idea of the article about trampoline parks?

• Trampoline parks are a new trend.

• Trampoline parks are only for children.

• It's important to stay safe at a trampoline park.

• Trampoline parks are fun places to visit.

What should students do after reading the article?

• Complete the non-fiction summary organizer.

• Create a video about trampoline parks.

• Discuss the article with a friend.

• Write a fictional story about trampoline parks.

How should students start their non-fiction summary?

• With a question about the article.

• With a personal opinion.

• With a quote from the article.

• With the main idea of the article.

What is one way to stay safe at a trampoline park mentioned in the summary?

• Bounce as high as possible.

• Jump with as many people as possible.

• Wear the right kind of socks.

• Avoid following the rules.

What should students do if they run out of space on the worksheet?

• Stop writing and submit as is.

• Erase some details to make space.

• Use the back of the paper or a separate sheet.

• Write smaller to fit everything.

What should students do if they don't have a printer at home?

• Skip the assignment.

• Use the Google form provided.

• Ask a friend to print it for them.

• Write the summary on a wall.

What information is required in the Google form for summarizing?

• The student's age and grade.

• The student's favorite color.

• The student's favorite book.

• The title and main idea of the article.

How can students contact the teacher if they have questions?

• By sending a message on Class Dojo or email.

• By calling the teacher's home phone.

• By visiting the teacher's house.

• By sending a letter through the mail.