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WorksheetsReading Process
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 16mins
The reading process includes what a reader does ....
before reading only
before reading and after reading
before, during, and after reading
Before reading, it is important to activate all background knowledge, which means to think about what you already know about the topic.
True
False
During the reading process, it is unimportant to make connections.
True
False
Choose the three types of connections a reader can make.
Text-to-Self
Text-to-Text
Text-to-Pet
Text-to-World
Why is it important to preview the title and author of a text before reading?
Choose the three ways a reader can monitor, or check, comprehension during reading.
Chunk the text
Annotate as you read
Just read the whole text as fast as you can
Use your Reader's Toolbox of strategies like visualizing and making predictions.
During reading, if you visualize the text you are reading, what you are doing?
During reading, the strategy in your Reader's Toolbox that involves making guesses at what you think happens next is called making (a) .
Of the following strategies in your Reader's Toolbox, which one(s) do you feel you use the most?
Reread the text
Visualize what you are reading
Make inferences
Make connections
Summarize
What is the main goal AFTER reading?
Close the book and move on
Prove your comprehension
Readers don't have to do anything after reading.
How can readers can prove their comprehension after reading? You can choose up to three.
Answer questions
Discuss what they read
Reflect on what they read
When proving your comprehension after reading, you must use your notes to help you locate (a) in order to answer questions, discuss, and reflect on what you read. (hint: we are looking for a very specific answer!)
How confident do you feel about the reading process?
Not confident at all--I don't understand it.
I think I get it mostly.
With a little more practice, I will get it!
I could teach a classmate about the reading process!
