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WorksheetsReading Strategies Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
The people in a story are called....
plot
characters
setting
author's purpose
Where the story takes place is called
plot
characters
setting
author's purpose
What strategy can you use to help you remember what you read?
read really fast
predict what might happen next
ask yourself questions
create images in your mind
When you visualize you...
draw a picture on paper
paint a picture on paper
form a picture in your mind
you do nothing
what are the 5 wh question words?
whale, wheel, white, whole, whip
which, where, whip, white, wheel
who, what, when, where, why
When you summarize you...
pick all the information
pick only the important information
pick the funniest information
pick the ending
When you come to a hard word you can...
look at the picture for clues
pick a word that starts with the same letter
look for small words in the word
say the first word that pops into your mind
What strategy would you use to read this word - grape
two vowels go walking
bossy e
small word in a word
y at the end of the word says i or e
Reading is...
talking
looking
thinking
singing
When you read you should...
stop and think about what you are reading.
read as fast as you can.
look at the pictures only.
ask yourself questions about the book.
If you can't remember your story you should
do the test anyway
re-read the story
ask the teacher or someone what the book is about
do nothing
A story's plot is
what the story is about
who is in the story
where the story takes place
when the story takes place
Which question is not a good question to ask yourself when reading?
Who are the characters in the story?
Where does the story take place?
When does the story take place?
what is my teacher doing?
A fiction story is...
based on facts
made up by the author
a story based on true event
tion in words like option says
tin
ton
seen
shun
the g in giant or gentle has a j sound because
the g is followed by an i or e
the g is at the beginning of the word
the g is followed by a consonant
the g likes the j sound
