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Main Idea Vs Supporting Detail Connector BasedSet 73

1What evidence BEST shows that Grayson was very fond of Maniac Magee?

2In Exercising to Develop Flexible Speaking Rate, what should you do if you will pick an information loaded report from a newspaper or magazine?

3The author's point of view is what the author thinks or feels about a topic. True or False?

4The purpose of Little Red Riding Hood is to entertain us with a story about .....

5What happened at the same time Amanda walked into the library?

6John is my best friend. He is tall, skinny, and has tan skin. He is actually clever, he is really like reading books. He loves sports, particularly soccer, and that keeps him fit. Good thing about him is that he is very humble when it comes to learning.2. From the text above we know that John is..except .....

7After reading the poem 'Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night' by Dylan Thomas, your outlook towards failure may have changed. Which of the following best describes this change?

8Which of the following is NOT a tip for identifying text structures?

9An interview with Alexander Graham about how he invented the telephone

10Which work of Dekker is a graphic picture of London smitten by plague?

11To make a brief statement of the main ideas and supporting details in a piece of writing

12According to the passage, how often do the Justices meet for the 'Friday Conference'?

13Why must Meg be the one to save Charles Wallace?

14What do you call specific examples from a text used to support an idea or claim? (a)

15By answering the detail questions, I must

16What details support the idea that the mountain is intimidating?

17The "BIG IDEA" or the message the author wants you to take away from the story.

18Multiple Choice Practice: When comparing two texts from the same period, you should:

19Let's play a game! Can you guess what 'Key details' are?

20Reflect on your learning and assess your progress. Read and circle the number that represents your progress. Use the key: 5 outstanding, 4 very good, 3 satisfactory, 2 limited, 1 unsatisfactory. READING: I can identify facts, reasons, examples, and arguments supporting an opinion. Rate: 5 4 3 2 1

21In which book is the overall message that everyone has their own big dreams, no matter how old they are?

22Paragraph keywords help a reader do which task best?

23How did Abeline get Edward in "The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane"?

24"The explorers ventured deep into the jungle, their path barely visible through the dense undergrowth. They had heard rumors of a lost temple, hidden away from the world for centuries."What are the explorers searching for in the jungle?

25The author shows that competition can strain relationships but also teach lessons.

26Which of the following best describes the central idea of a paragraph?

27Who is the young boy who helps Rump in the final journey to the pixie territory?

28What should be done before reading a new text?

29The main characters in All American Boys are

30What is John Muir's primary purpose in writing "Save the Redwoods" ?

31A table of contents shows the order of lessons. What does this help students understand?

32What was the response to the initial teaser of the game three years ago?

33What conflict helps drive the plot in act two?

34Farmer Brown's pet mule kept running away. He was getting tired of chasing and catching him, so he decided to build a better fence. His mule never ran away again.Why did Farmer Brown build a fence?

35What is important to include in a summary of a passage?

36What lesson does Vikram Seth give?

37'Reading about the flooding reminds me of my Typhoon Yagi last year.'

38What method do you use when you summarize NONFICTION?

39What is the main theme of the text?

40Hierarchy and authority level:The organization chart is described as a diagram showing the relation of one official, division, or function to another within a company. What is the primary value of this chart according to the text?

41How was Bholi treated in the family?

42What should you do first to identify a central idea?

43Read the writing prompt.Create an infographic that illustrates the benefits of renewable energy sources over fossil fuels.What is the task in this prompt?

44What is crucial for mastering reading comprehension?

45What messages do the doctors leave readers with?

46What is the purpose of a newspaper article?

47Palmer decided to trust Dorothy with his biggest secret. What was it?

48Identify the main text structure used in the passage below.Some rivers begin in mountains or hills, where rain water or snow melt collects and forms small channels. At first, the channels are small. Then, as more water enters the channels they grow, forming gullies (larger channels). Finally, the streams in the gullies eventually become big enough to form a river.

49Students are not expected to take a critical approach to the sources that they read.

50The Magna Carta listed several things: *The king could not impose taxes without approval *A group of barons would make sure that rule of law was followed*The king could appoint court officials if they understood and followed the lawWhat idea of government is described in this list?

51A text's central idea differs from minor details because it

52In "A Reluctant Traveler" what lesson did Paul learn?

53What did Ellen remember about Annemarie's sister's death?

54What does Milo NOT have for his journey in Chapter One?

55What do Academic Reading Skills refer to?

56An overview of a text that captures the main points but does not give all of the details and does not include opinions.

57CHAPTER 1 PARAGRAPH 1:What is the main subject of the paragraph?

58Read the passage: "Anna and her brother both love to play soccer, but Anna prefers playing defense while her brother likes to score goals." How are Anna and her brother similar and different?

59In a story, you need to pay attention to .....

60You read a folktale where a clever rabbit tricks a lion. What lesson might this story teach?

61Which graphic feature in the article is MOST helpful in showing the reader how a hurricane forms?