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Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the very first thing you write on your passage (other than your name)?
Check Off Box with BR,C&P, S, & PA
Summary
Prediction
Make a Match
How do you know if a question is Make-A-Match (M&M)?
It has a word or phrase in BOLD type.
The answer choices are italicized (slanted)
It has a Vocabulary word.
It has "Paragraph" in the question.
Why must you Chunk and Paraphrase as you read?
To stop and make predictions about what may happen next
To make it look like you are actually making an effort.
To stop and think about what you are reading.
Because the teacher said so.
Which summary is used with Narrative and Drama passages? (story/plot)
WWBST
Graphic Organizer (web)
ACT
A one pager (scene w/ quote)
Which summary is used with Poetry passages?
WWBST
Graphic Organizer (web)
ACT/Thoughtful Commentary 1,2,3
BME
Which summary is used with Expository passages?
WWBST
Graphic Organizer (web)
ACT
A one pager (scene w/quote)
What should be included in the summary?
As many details as possible.
Only the main points (BME).
Only pictures and symbols
Every single character/setting/ conflicts/literary element
What is NOT a way to Prove your Answers?
Process of Elimination (POE) or Explain thought process
Connotation (+/-) w/Explanation
Underline answer in Text and write # on the side
Pick an answer(a), circle it, and only cross out the letters(bcd).
What is the most important step according to your teacher?
Proving Answers
Identifying the Genre and Purpose
Text walk (Underline Proper Nouns, Dates, &Vocab. BR)
Make a Match
When answering Make a Match questions, what are you looking for in the question? (main part)
who and what about it
when and why
where and why
when and what
What should you do if you do not understand a word in the passage, question, or answer choices?
Make a guess
Just skip it.
Use a dictionary!!!
With"vocab"questions, why do you have to go back and underline the sentence before and after the word?
It will always have the definition right after the word.
It will provide context clues to help you figure it out.
It will show that you went back to read it.
What can help figure out/PROVE your answer on questions that ask about info from 2 passages?
T-chart (P1vsP2)
Flow chart
Match the who and the what
Make Webs
How do you Prove Your Answers on Summary questions?
Write BME once by the question as a reminder
Write BME next to each answer choice & check/X if included
Just circle the longest one.
Write WWBST next to each answer choice & check/x if included
When do you NOT consider/use Connotation?
Poetry (ACT)
Vocabulary/Context Clues (+/-/N)
Mood/Feeling/Opinions
Sequence of Events
What should you NOT do when Chunking and Paraphrasing?
Write Main Points (Hash Tags/ Cave Man Talk)
Underline/Highlight key words/phrases
Write ALOT of info on the side to really "get" the passage.
Annotate using symbols, +/-, initials, emojis, etc
Which is NOT something you do BEFORE Reading the text?
Circle Title, Illustrations, charts, headers, footers.
Make a Prediction, ID Genre and Author's Purpose
Text Walk (underline proper nouns, dates, and vocabulary)
Chunk and Paraphrase
