Why do you circle questions in the W column of a KWLQ chart after you have finished reading?(1 point)
Responses
They were off-topic.
They were off-topic.
They were not important.
They were not important.
You did not learn the answer.
You did not learn the answer.
You answered them.
You answered them.
The correct response is: They were off-topic.
When using a KWLQ (Know, Want to know, Learned, Questions) chart to explore a topic, circling questions in the "W" (Want to know) column after finishing reading is a way to indicate that these questions have been addressed or answered during the reading. By circling these questions, it helps you keep track of your progress in acquiring new information and understanding.
So, circling questions in the "W" column suggests that you have now obtained the answers or information you were seeking. It signifies that you have learned something new and can now move those questions to the "L" (Learned) column to demonstrate your increased knowledge about the topic.
It's important to remember that circling questions in the "W" column should only be done after you have finished reading and have found satisfactory answers or information related to those questions.