Reading

Question 0

What passage do you read first

Answer 0

The one you like the most

Question 1

When reading do what to nouns and verbs

Answer 1

Mark then

Question 2

Write things down in the margins for each paragraph for the summary

Answer 2

For the main idea make sure the choice isn’t too broad or too narrow

Question 3

How to solve a tough supporting detail question

Answer 3

Skip them at first and do the easy ones first

Clock time, if you have at least a Minuit look for the answer if not give it your best guess

Question 4

Vocabulary

Answer 4

Read the content because they will use various correct definitions of the words
Plug and chug the words in.

Question 5

Step 1 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 5

Separate Tough from Easy
Remember tough question do not reference a location in the text.
Do this by circling easy questions.

Question 6

Step 2 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 6

read the first easy. put in own words to make sure you understand it.

Question 7

Step 3 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 7

Read and mark up the paragraph.

1) underline nouns and verbs
2) Summarize the main idea using short hand or even pictures.

Question 8

Step 4 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 8

POE and Answer the easy Repeat for all easies

Question 9

Step 5 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 9

READ and MARKUP the rest of the passage

For tough questions read the rest of the paragraphs you didn’t read be for.

Question 10

Step 6 for reading a passage and answering quesion

Answer 10

try and answer easy ones in head and then look for the answer

Question 11

How to find the Main Idea of a paragraph

Answer 11

A summary that is too narrow is too specific- it only uses one or two ideas from the text.
A summary that is too broad is too general- it says more then what is provided, it says things that are not given

Question 12

How to find the Main Idea of a passage.

Answer 12

Paragraph + Paragraph = Passage

Look at the short hand or pics of the paragraphs for all of them

Question 13

Vocabulary “in line 5 Most nearly means:

Answer 13

only read that sentence

Question 14

Difference between Author and Narrator.

Answer 14

Author is the person that wrote it and the narrator is the person the author is using to tell the story.

Question 15

What will an easy voice and purpose ask for?

Answer 15

It will ask why they said this in a certain part of the passage.

Question 16

how to solve easy voice and purpose question

Answer 16

Use signal words

Question 17

What are the signal words.

Answer 17

1) Compares_____ shows similarities
2) Contrast_____ Shows differences between ideas
3) Criticizes_____ Shows a negative opinion of an idea
4) Describes/ illustrate_____ paints a pic of an idea
5) Explain_____ Breaks down an idea into simple words
6) Identify or list_____tells reader about an idea or series of ideas
7) Intensify/Heighten______ makes an idea greater
8) Suggest______ Proposes an idea

Question 18

What will an easy voice and purpose ask for?

Answer 18

It will ask why they said this in the whole passage.

Question 20

How to solve Tough Voice and purpose questions

Answer 20

1) Which of the following best describes the structure of the passage. (a dialogue a character sketch)
2) Based on the passage, which of the following statements best describes the overall attitude of the narrator?
3) The author most nearly characterizes the role of earthquakes in continent for mation as one that:
4) Based on details in the passage, the author’s general attitude about extreme sports could be described as:

Question 21

Easy Supporting Detail question want you to do what?

Answer 21

Locate the correct answer.

It is easy as long as you underline noun and verbs as you read.

Question 22

How to solve easy supporting detail EXCEPT qustion

Answer 22

True and X out

Question 23

When and How to solve hard supporting detail question?

Answer 23

do these last

if you have a minute left then search for it, however, if not then gess and then just go on.

Question 24

Making inferences

Answer 24

Translate the answer choices into a more understandable form