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WorksheetsClose Reading
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the proper sequence for close reading?
a)
Read, think, write
b)
There is no specific sequence
c)
First read, second read, third read
d)
First read, second read, third read, fourth read
2.
Why is close reading important?
a)
Teaches students to seek out a micro-level of understanding.
b)
It focuses on retelling a story.
c)
It focuses on main ideas and supporting details.
d)
It helps to see small print.
3.
Ideally, who should read the text during the first reading of a close read?
a)
The teacher
b)
The student independently
c)
Your mom
d)
Partner reading
4.
What is the recommended focus on a first reading?
a)
Craft and structure
b)
integration of knowledge and ideas
c)
Key ideas and details
d)
Staying awake
5.
What is the recommended focus for a second reading?
a)
Key ideas and details
b)
Craft and structure
c)
Integration of knowledge and ideas
d)
Only vocabulary
6.
What is the recommended focus of the third reading?
a)
Synthesis and anlysis
b)
Basic comprehension
c)
Key ideas and details
d)
Craft and structure
7.
What type of questions are central in close reading?
a)
Open ended questions
b)
Yes or no questions
c)
Rhetorical questions
d)
Text depedent questions
8.
Close reading was designed to attack what type of texts?
a)
Grade level ones
b)
Simple texts
c)
Complex texts
d)
Long texts
9.
Is this the last question?
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
d)
who cares
10.
Close reading was first created for this type of writing?
a)
picture books
b)
prose
c)
expository
d)
poems
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