Reading Comprehension Skills

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Analyzing Info Text Portfolio1.Write a paragraph in which you analyze the text structure of the informational text. Identify the
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What does it mean to draw inferences from the following options?to use the denotation of a word to understand what the author is
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Use the text Sea Turtles to answer the question.Sea Turtles Which connection is made between the ideas in the paragraphs on
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How do you answer questions that require you to draw inferences?
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After reading something, “evaluate” by:Choose the best answer from the options below: A asking yourself questions about
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Which of these parts of an informational text supports a central idea?(1 point)Responses evidence evidence dialogue dialogue
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roxie1. Choose the answer that best matches the word in italics. Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word, if
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what should a reader go if they do not recognize the reference made by an allusion?a. Look for analogies b. Recall the
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Which of the following describes a context clue?(1 point)Responses dictionary definitions of words included in a text to help
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Start by going to a major news website (for example the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, etc.) and
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Which of the following describes a context clue?(1 point)A: information in a text that helps the reader understand the meaning
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1.How do readers create a mental image of the story?A. by using detailed descriptions to visualize story elements (the answer)
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Unit 3 Sem A Informational Text AnalysisCite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as
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In 2–3 sentences, identify two traits of narrative nonfiction and explain how they differ from other types of nonfiction.(2
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Write a reflection about your learning in this unit. Your reflection should be at least three sentences in length. Use the
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QuestionWhich word describes adding more details to help a reader understand a topic?(1 point) Responses questioning questioning
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Why are details included in a text? (1 point)O to provide the organizational structure of a text O to add information in support
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What can you look for to help you determine the structure that is being used in an informational text?(1 point)
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This for Connery’s academy lesson 11 unit 2(Answers might change over time ) What can you infer from this sentence near the
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What is an example of activating prior knowledge when reading a story?a. Use what you already know about a topic to help you
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Can someone tell me what are context clues are? Can you give me some examples? Thanks if you help:)
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Which part of a text do supporting details connect to?(1 point)Responses examples examples facts and data facts and data
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Select an article that interests you and is not an opinion piece but, rather, is an informational and/or expository piece.After
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Which of the following is the difference between a topic and a central idea?(1 point)A central idea is the subject, while the
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In what way is skimming the text involved in making predictions?(1 point) Responses It helps a reader make text connections
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Two STUDENTS sit together, reading.STUDENT 2: Hey! How would you describe me? STUDENT 1: Hmm, I’d say you're always affable.
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What should a reader do if they do not recognize the reference made by an allusion? (1 point)Responses Look up the word or
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How can an antonym in a context clue help a reader discover the meaning of a word?(1 point)Responses It gives the definition of
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Which of the following describes context clues?(1 point)Responses the facts and information that support an idea or analysis the
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Hello I am 10th grade language Arts teacher:Key words from the glossary cause and effect — to show the cause of something and
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Two STUDENTS are reading. STUDENT 1 looks frustrated and rifles through the pages of her book, looking back and forward between
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Why is it important to evaluate the author's purpose when reading an informational text?(1 point)Responses It can help a reader
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Activity: Use your highlighting tool to identify signposts and connective words and phrases in the examples below:Those are good
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Context clues include what 3 things? (pg 2)1. 2. 3.
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if yall looked at his answers u would see that he put " the size of the research project" next time look.
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Which of the following describes how to trace an argument? (1 point)Responses recognize an author’s opinion or claim about the
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What skills from this unit do you feel you understand with confidence?(1 point)Responses Delineating an Argument (Lesson 4)
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Which of the following might cause a text to have multiple perspectives? (1 point)COURSE TOOLS • if the text contains a deep
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Use your knowledge of prefixes and suffixes to determine the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence below.The fire alarm
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Which purpose does a relevant detail serve? (1 point)It evaluates facts and evidence. It undermines the • effectiveness of an
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Make a short paragraph about determining an author’s claim in an informational textunderstanding a topic or issue by
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Choose the best answer.Which of these presents the main points of a story? Question 1 options: both of these summary paraphrase
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Which of the following best describes text evidence?(1 point)Responses the opinions of a reader about characters or events in a
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What are you doing when you examine supporting details and combine them with your own knowledge of the subject to create
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Complete these activities to practice using textual evidence to recognize elements of the narrative arc and to determine the
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What are context clues?(1 point) Responses Clues about the author's purpose. Clues about the author's purpose. Clues about the
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Read this sentence from the sidebar titled ‘Cravings’. How does the underlined phrase MOST affect the tone of the sidebar.Yo
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Which item contains a transition word between events?(1 point)Responses David wanted to go to the movie theater to watch the
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QuestionTo make an inference, readers should use(1 point) Responses biographical information about the author. biographical
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Which of the following is most important in the interpretation of an allusion?(1 point)Responses the level of meaning the level
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Reading Comprehension Skills

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