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WorksheetsInference Strategy - Lesson 3 Big Picture
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 21mins
Big picure questions have answers that are RIGHT THERE in the text, I don't need to search for them.
true
false
My questions right now will be factual or big picture.
true
false
What should I do FIRST when using the inference strategy?
read the passage
interact with the passage and questions
note what you know
answer the questions
Which of the following is NOT a clue word for big picture questions?
setting
main idea
tone
where
How many clues in the text should you find for EACH big picture question?
2
1
0
it depends
What is the letter code for big picture questions?
p
q
b
bp
What does the author's purpose, PIE, stand for?
predict, inform, or entertain
persuade, infer, or entertain
persuade, infer, or educate
persuade, inform, or entertain
Which of these is NOT an example of a big picture question?
What time is the dance?
Another title for the story could be ...
The author's purpose is...
The main idea of this story is...
What is the think and seek question we are learning now?
big picture
inference
factual
predicting
What are the two types of questions?
Factual and Think and Seek
Factual and Big Picture
Factual and Not Factual
Factual and Infernce
What is the main idea?
The author's reason for writing
A short statement that tells about a long passage
The big idea in the paragraph or passage
Another word for message
Three purposes an author may have for writing a passage are to
persuade
entertain
inform
all of the above
What is the theme of the story?
The setting of the story.
The big picture of the story.
What the author wants the reader to know.
The feeling of the passage
What does infer mean?
To do well on tests
To read and write well.
To make a conclusion or guess about something based on hints or facts that you have learned.
What is the summary of the story?
The author's reason for writing the story.
The big idea of the paragraph.
A short statement that tells about the paragraph or passage.
The feeling of the story.
What is the theme of the story?
The setting of the story.
The big picture of the story.
What the author wants the reader to know.
The feeling of the passage
The purpose is the ________________.
the feeling or emotions the author is expressing through adjectives or adverbs.
the place in which the story is located.
the author's reason for writing a passage.
big idea of the paragraph or passage.
The _______________ is a short statement that tells about a long passage.
theme
message
summary
The _______________ is another word for message or what the author wants the reader to know.
theme
message
summary
The _______________ is the author's communication in writing to the reader. What the author wants the reader to know.
theme
message
summary
The THREE purposes an author may have for writing a passage are to
persuade
inform
educate
entertain
A big picture question will never have the words who, what, when, where, or how.
True.
False
The R in the INFER strategy stands for ______.
read.
rate the question.
refer to the text.
return to the question and answer it.
What TWO steps do you do while you read?
Find the Clues.
Return to the question.
Interact with the question.
Explore supporting details.
What are the 3 types of THINK AND SEEK questions?
Big Picture, Clarifying, Predicting
Right, Left, Wrong
Factual, Big Picture, Helping
Helping, linking, practice
What type of question is this? (What color is the boys hair?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (What is the theme of the text?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (What is the setting of the text?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (In what city does the text say that the story takes place?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
Define: tone
The way the text makes you feel.
The amount of voice the author uses
The place where the story happens
The way the author talks about a person in the story.
Define: Setting
The way the story makes you feel
The place where the story happens
The names of the characters
The length of the story
Define Theme
The year the story happened
The authors feelings about a character
The message or moral of the story
The place a story happened
When we are in the FINDING CLUES step of the INFER strat what should we be doing?
Calling a friend
Looking through the text for answers and details
Reading the answers
Reading the text and the questions
What does IRONY mean?
The use of words to mean the opposite of what the words mean
The most similar meaning
A theme
A moral
Which of these is a FACT and not an opinion?
Blue is a better color on her.
She has red hair.
Chocolate is gross.
Bubblegum tastes great!
Define: Opinion
Someone's feelings about something.
True statements backed up with details
A bad answer
The answer to a question
Which of these is NOT a step in the INFER strategy?
Interact with the questions and text
Note what you know
Equal parts of the questions
Find the clues
