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Main Idea Vs Supporting Detail Connector BasedSet 47

1What is Harry Bittering's main concern when he arrives on Mars?

2Summaries should include .....

3The first thing I can do to help me determine the main idea of the text is to read the title and the subheadings.

4Since the first one or two sentences generally give the topic, you should be asking yourself what the topic is while you are listening carefully to the first part of the conversation.

5According to the article from turnbackhoax.id, what did fact-checkers conclude about the video of a fish with a tiger's head?

6Read the following excerpt and answer the question below. ..... [W]henever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government ..... -Declaration of Independence, 1776 Source: National Archives/Public Domain Which political principle is reflected in this quote?

7Which sentence best describes the setting of place in "The Goose Girl"?

8What is the main focus of literary analysis in ACT reading?

9What does Bud fear most about being returned to the Home?

10According to the passage, what is believed to be an important aspect of defining group identity?

11Which statement best expresses the lesson Ava shows through her actions?

12Which text feature helps you understand where things are in the world?

13Read the following passage: 'Sarah always volunteered to help her classmates with their homework, even when she had her own assignments to complete.' What character trait does this passage indirectly reveal about Sarah?

14What is the goal of detailed reading?A. To read only the bolded wordsB. To understand the full meaning, structure, and all key ideas in the textC. To look only at pictures or chartsD. To read everything as fast as possible

15What genre is the story Big Red Lollipop?

16Which setting is being described in the passage below? [It] was a long rectangular building. Inside, the walls were whitewashed and the floor unpainted. In three walls there were small, square windows, and in the fourth, a solid door with a wooden latch. Against the wall were eight bunks, five of them made up with blankets and the other three showing their burlap ticking.

17A client sends a project outline describing target audience, color tone, and format. What should the designer interpret first?

18What is the author's position in "Eyes on the Skies"?

19The author's main point is that

20The author of the autobiography Life and Adventures of Nat Love, Better Known in the Cattle Country as "Deadwood Dick," by Himself; a True History of Slavery Days, Life on the Great Cattle Ranges and on the Plains of the "Wild and Wooley" West, Based on Facts, and Personal Experiences of the Author was

21Which technique is effective for developing reading skills?

22It is the central topic, subject, or message of the story.

23Because the passages cover a variety of different subjects, you are required to know the background information of different topics.

24In a historical text, what is the central idea?

25During preparations, what task is Erik shown doing?

26"But even so, the business was not especially profitable"Which business is being talked about here?

27"I want to get you to see my point of view. I want to convince you to agree with me." Author's purpose?

28Lia: Eva, have you heard that "Black Pink" concert will be held in Indonesia? Eva: Really? I haven't heard about that. Lia: Yes, really. I'm going to save some money from now to buy the ticket. Eva: I will do it as well. So, we can watch the concert together. Lia: Yeah. That's great!What is the text mainly about?

29The author's purpose of a biography (a book about a person's life written by another person) is

30Finally, in the summer of 1842, after seven years of desperate warfare, an agreement was reached with the few hundred remaining Seminoles, allowing them to live in southwest Florida.-John and Mary Lou Missall, A Short History ofthe Seminole Wars, 2006What led to the conflict referred to in this excerpt?

31"Sarah Jane is my cow. Last week she told me a story about how she got her blue spots. She said when she was little, all she would eat was blueberries. Blueberries for breakfast, blueberries for lunch, and blueberries for dinner. One day, she woke up and she had blue spots!"Is this text fiction or non-fiction?

32In the book Duel, what does Mom suggest getting before dinner when the girls leave the salon?

33To reduce large sections of text to their essential points and main idea

34Factual details in a literary text

35Why is the claim significant?

36If you want to explain a long, 10-page research paper in just one short paragraph to give your reader the general idea, which method should you use?

37The definition of a summary is a retelling of the whole story in my own words.

38A short retelling of the text that includes only the main idea and key details

39Read an informational text to gain information. What is the purpose of reading an informational text?

40Which of the following is NOT TRUE about noting details?

41A-Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.According to Bruce, Tina should have

42You can read a text slowly when you need to .....

43Supporting Details

44The action or main events

45In "The Seventh Man," what is the most important discovery that the seventh man makes when he returns to his hometown?

46Th grade Informational: Which analytical focus is included?

47Graphic Features: Headings

48'Key details' are .....

49What happened after the little prince was rescued?

50Why does Douglass focus on how people change when they gain power?

51A brief restatement of the main idea and major points of a text; does not include the opinion of the person writing it is a(an)

52The passage suggests that brainstorming with classmates, friends, and family members can help generate ideas for research topics.

53Which of these is a main idea?

54The purpose of reading is .....

55What is the main purpose of "My Journey: Reflecting on the Past Year" ?

56What is the essence of reading according to the document?

57Which of the following strategies is most effective for understanding the main idea of a passage?

58Supporting Detail (SD) questions often ask you to:

59What did Ana do in Chapter 2?

60What is the main moral of the story?

61What is the recommended approach for answering detail questions?