Making Predictions

What is a prediction in the context of reading?

• A summary of what you've already read.

• A guess about what will happen based on prior knowledge and clues.

• A statement of fact from the text.

• An opinion about the author's writing style.

How does making predictions benefit a reader?

• It helps you finish reading faster.

• It makes you an active participant in the reading process.

• It allows you to skip parts of the text.

• It guarantees you will always be right about the story.

What is the main purpose of making predictions while reading?

• To always guess the correct outcome of the story.

• To impress your teacher with your foresight.

• To think critically about the text you are reading.

• To memorize facts and details from the book.

Which of the following is a strategy for making predictions before you start reading a book?

• Looking at the title, cover, and table of contents.

• Discussing the book with a friend who has already read it.

• Writing down every sentence you read.

• Waiting until you finish the book to form an opinion.

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