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1Asking questions while reading can help you-

2News article, "Miami Ex-Officer Gets 2 Years' Prison for Gambling Bribes, " www.cbslocal.com, May 17, 2015Based on the title of this article what can s

3In the story Stormi Giovanni Club, what is the theme of the story?

4Visualizing physical details from a text such as actions, characters, scenes, events, and setting

5Read the passage: "I say that it's time for the people to stand up and be counted-to stand up for what's right." How does this statement connect to Nixon's theme of accountability?

6In which paragraph does the writer mention a possibility about the future?

7RL.4.3What is Opal's MAIN problem?

8What signpost goes with this guiding question?What is the life lesson? How might it affect the character?

9What happens to Snowball after he convinces the animals to build the windmill?

10A poster says: "School Program: Friday, 8:00 AM." What information is relevant if the question is: "When is the program?"

11In the text "TV" what is the author's main purpose in writing this?

12The author wrote this selection mostly to give information.

13The topic sentence in a summary should include the author's name and the thesis of the article.

14Read the paragraph and answer the item that follows: Nelson Mandela sacrificed so much in his life-family, friends and a big chunk of his life-for things he believed in: a democratic South Africa, with equal rights and a beacon of hope for the rest of the world. Nelson Mandela's dream for South Africa, which was realized, was .....

15Tammy and Sammy1. The lesson of the story is?

16Bats are mammals.They fly at night.They sleep during the day.They eat insects.What is this passage mostly about?

17In the book Good Different, what happens when Selah comes out of the bathroom?

18(There is a languid, emerald sea, where the sole inhabitant is me-a mermaid, drifting blissfully.)-these lines are related to whom in the poem 'Amanda'?

19What is the main idea of a story/text?

20The primary goal of the Philippine government's S&T policies, as stated, is to:

21The hot sun blazed. The ground was dry andcracked. It was so hot that nothing seemed to move duringthe day. Animals stayed hidden in their homes until thetemperature cooled off.What is the setting?

22Susie was waiting for Tina to arrive in the crowded lunch room. She looked through the crowd to see if she could spot Tina from afar. Tina was standing in an area all by herself. She had a perplexed look on her face, as there were no other seats available. Thankfully, Susie had saved her a seat, and all was well.

23What does 'Main Idea' refer to?

24In "A Sound of Thunder," how has the future changed because of Eckels' mistake?

25Compare and contrast the two passages provided and identify the similarities and differences in their main ideas.

26Read the articles and select the correct answers.Which article mentions how someone felt during the fire?

27What did the boy and girl in the story both love?

28Restates the main ideas and key points of a story or text

29To Jack and Jill,Happy wedding! You already said the vow, your love has been tied. Get ready to sail a new life. I wish you all the best. I cannot wait to see little Jack and Jill soon.Your best friend,TonyTo whom the greeting card is sent?

30What did the teacher emphasize at the end?

31At the end,the poet felt ..... when he remembered the view of the daffodils.

32Skimming is reading rapidly in order to get a general overview of the material.

33An informational text is:

34In a paired passage, you must

35After reading the introduction and looking at the illustrations, what evidence supports your prediction about the main character's adventure?

36Why is it important to know about the different parts of online news articles?

37In the sample story, what made the memory strong when looking at the photo?

38The main purpose of the fourth paragraph (lines 32-41) is to:

39Which detail would be relevant to this main idea? Even though they sit still for long periods of time, frogs can actually move pretty quickly.

40Who visited Nick's house in Chapter 9?

41What is the theme of the following passage? 'Despite the challenges, the team worked together and achieved their goal, proving that unity and perseverance lead to success.'

42What is the purpose of the news brief?

43What detail supports the main idea: "Climate change affects the planet" ?

44What is the main focus of the article on logical fallacies?

45Which word matches the following definition:most important point the author makes; main idea

46Examining the evidence such as supporting facts, examples, etc. in the text is essential in critical reading.

47Who is the main character in The Brave Toaster?

48The message, lesson, or moral the author wants you to learn from the story

49According to the passage, what is the main cause of most events in high-risk industries such as nuclear power plants?

50Who was the one survivor of the bus crash?

51What is the purpose of an "informative" passage?

52In Fahrenheit 451 Granger speaks about his grandfather to make this point: .....

53What is the best interpretation of the following statement? "The amendment process is long and difficult."

54If the topic is kindness, which of the following is a good theme statement?

55What are some clues that help you find the main idea?

56In the story where a girl helps a lost puppy find its way home, what is the main idea?

57Academic Reading skills seek to improve the reading process on:

58Which word are facts or details in the story that develop or support the main idea?

59How Non-Linear Texts Represent/Summarize Content: A photograph shows a street lined with overflowing trash bins while residents walk past cautiously, wearing masks. What main idea does this photograph most likely convey?

60Which is the BEST summary of what Mr. Murry learned during his experience?

61True or False. You may be asked to place events in their correct sequence.