Worksheets6th grade Unit 2 Vocabulary and Reading Strategies
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 2hrs 37mins
Which Reading Strategy allows you to create an image in your head as you read?
Making Connections
Visualizing
Evaluating
Inferring and/or Predicting
Making educated guesses about what will happen next in the text.
Summarizing and Synthesizing
Making Predictions
Asking Questions
Making Connections
Relating what you are reading to the world, yourself or other texts
Making Predictions
Making Connections
Asking Questions
Visualizing
A sentence starter for making connections is
This reminds me of
I predict
My opinion about this is
I like how the author
One technique we can practice to help us with connecting is to
Look up words we are unsure of
Make an assumption about what we read
Connect what we read to our current lives
Draw out what we picture
What do ACTIVE READERS do?
Use reading strategies before they read
Use reading strategies while they read
Use reading strategies after they read
All of the answers are correct
When you look at the headings, pictures, and bold words of a text, you are...
Previewing
Summarizing
Inferring
Predicting
Identifying a reason for reading the text is also known as...
Setting a purpose
Predicting
Inferring
Questioning
To entertain
To inform
To persuade
These are all examples of...
Genres
Author's purpose
Novels
Reading strategies
When you think about what you already know about a topic before reading you are...
Questioning
Activating prior knowledge
Summarizing
Making a text connection
Who, what, when, where, why?
These are all examples of...
Questions
Genres
Reading strategies
Predictions
True or false: Rereading is a way to self-monitor while reading
True
False
True or false: Asking yourself questions while you read is NOT a way to self-monitor
True
False
Which of the following is a PRE-READING strategy?
Previewing
Evaluating
Inferring
Monitoring
Air masses are a large body of air in the atmosphere that have properties from where they...
were formed
end up
The principal __________________ the student to her office.
Felipe _______ her books in boxes.
repaired
The family decided to __________ their home before the bad weather arrive.
The _______ is built to hold back water.
The boy _______ his plans to his best friend. He told him but not everyone.
concealed
confided
denied
hided
v. closed tightly
let go
clenched
loosen
release
Which words can be use by the author to show you different text structure?
first, then, because, however
you, me, they
love, like, pretty
here, there, that
When paraphrasing first we need to:
ask the author about the text
ask another person what he/she thinks
ask ourselves what the author is trying to say
We ask question while we reading to . . . .
to see if we want to read the book
understand better what is happening in the text
to see if we like the test
to see how fast we read
Vocabulary: What does the word identical mean in the
sentence below?
No two snowflakes are identical.
exactly alike
very unusual
almost frozen
simply elegant
The author's use different text structure on a text to help readers understand how the ideas or events presented in the text are connected.
True
False
Which of the following is a signal word or phrase that can point out a cause or effect?
because of
unless
and
in other news
This text structure is used to tell about something that happened and what made it happen.
Cause & Effect
Compare & Contrast
Spatial
Sequence
Why do you need reading strategies?
To make reading more fun
To help you understand what you are reading
To make reading more difficult
What types of questions do you ask when you are generating questions?
Before
During
After
All of the above
What do you use to help visualize what is happening?
Know-Wonder-Learn chart
SWBST Chart
Five Senses
Before, during, and after questions
(n.) necessary supplies, especially food
alike
provisions
nudged
(v.) tried to make someone feel better
access
huddled
consoled
frantic
(n.) the operation, design, or building of airplanes
captivity
glaciers
aviation
dynamic
(v.) caring for one's appearance
realted
dynamic
impact
grooming
(n.) effect or influence
habitats
impact
trudging
wildlife
(v.) to give up something
access
surrender
trudging
ushered
(adj.) empty; not occupied
vacant
inflatable
provisions
compromise
def. materials carried and deposited by water
run off
tributary
sediment
deposition
