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Main Idea Vs Supporting Detail Connector BasedSet 76

1Read the following details and determine the main idea:-Xbox-online-Fortnite

2The main idea is always supported with .....

3"What is the most famous address in the country? It is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.! That is where the White House is located. The president lives and works in the White House. Come and explore some of the White House's most famous rooms."Is this text fiction or non-fiction?

4What is the purpose of reading for gist?

5In the book, Odder, which one of these is NOT a warning Odder's mom gave her?

6What should you focus on when reading literary narrative passages?

7Read the short paragraph: Animals are living things. They need food to survive. Each animal has different kinds of food. What is the main idea of this paragraph?

8Why do people in "Harrison Bergeron" have to wear handicaps?

9What is the chart about

10What is the speech about?

11What is the plot of the paragraph"Peter, they're everywhere!" I opened the door and found Allison and Lucy deflecting lasers on the stairs

12The theme in Running for Hearts is:

13Which of these best describes the author's purpose for writing this article?

14What is the BEST strategy to determine the theme, lesson or moral?

15Which strategy helps students identify the author's purpose?

16The 3rd step of summarizing is:

17Paragraph:"There are many kinds of clouds. Cumulus clouds look like big cotton balls. Cirrus clouds are thin and wispy. Stratus clouds spread out like blankets across the sky."What is the main idea?

18Which text evidence best describes the develop of his theme?Ambition Over Adversity by Tupac ShakurTake one's adversity Learn from their misfortune Learn from their pain Believe in something Believe in yourself Turn adversity into ambition Now blossom into wealth

19Which of the following is a relevant detail that supports the central idea in an informational text about saving water?

20We read comics till lunch-time. Then I went home, had lunch and took an afternoon nap. Taking an afternoon nap is a pleasure that I can indulge in only on weekends. On weekdays I do not have time for it.Why Siti likes taking afternoon naps?

21Rika: horse is faster than chickenMia: yeah that's true but chicken is faster than turtleRika: that' true, rabbit is fast to but horse is the fastestWhat is the fastest animal based on the dialogue above .....

22What is the purpose of the safe space mentioned in the text?

23Why does Mama slap Beneatha?

24According to the selection, which of the following shows the value of having good education?

25What type of holiday does the writer prefer?

26"Almost 100% of these are powered by petrol or diesel engines, which means adding tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. One improvement would be to switch to electric cars, and there has been progress in that direction."Is this from

27One of the themes established in this passage is about

28This level of reading comprehension involves understanding the literal meaning of the words and sentences.

29What was Robinson's problem?

30Why is it important for Luis to give books to the children in Colombia?

31How does the chapter connect to the theme of community action in Seedfolks?

32Which explanation best shows why the play's message is relatable to real life?

33What was the nature of social segregation in Rameswaram according to the passage?

34Which paper asks you to compare two texts?

35What is the main idea of a humanities passage?

36An idea that appears many times in a text that the author wants to share

37What's the name of the daughter in the story?

38Not all animals that live in the water are fish. Frogs and tadpoles, for example, spend part of their lives in water. They are amphibians, not true fish. Whales and seals are warm-blooded mammals. Some snakes live partly in water too. What is the main idea?

39Read the following sentence and choose the main idea: "The sun was setting, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink, as the children played in the park, laughing and running around."

40STAAR Question: The author organizes this selection by ..... What skill are you being asked to use in this question?

41In the school greenhouse, rows of seedlings stretched toward the lamps as students experimented with different amounts of water and sunlight to learn how small changes affected plant growth. What is the main idea of this passage?

42Which of the following best describes the information in the passage?

43Skimming is mostly used while reading a newspaper or magazine.

44What is the significance of the freckled girl with red plaits?

45Finding theme: What is the theme of the text?

46Which statement DOES NOT support or logically extend this main idea: "Tornadoes can be dangerous, even deadly, storms."?

47My Cat SamI have a cat called Sam. I like him very much. He climb up trees and then jump down. He makes many noises when he is hungry. He likes to eat tuna fish and drinks water.He is orange and small. What size does it have?

48The author develops the passage primarily through

49The following are the proposed reading stages except:

50If you read an essay explaining why eating healthy foods is good for you, what would the topic be?

51(The lottery)Which of the following describes a theme of the text?

52ThemeThe theme of a story is:

53What is the author's purpose in an expository text?

54The setting of "A Christmas Carol" is a small town in Germany.

55Which of these activities is mentioned as a family activity?

56Anna is reading a Science Fiction story. In the story, she thinks that what happens to the characters could also happen on Earth if people don't start recycling more.Anna is making a:

57Read the following sentences: "After reviewing the evidence, the jury concluded that the defendant was not guilty."What explicit information can be found in the sentence?

58The top three tips are as follows: Look at the big picture, Re-read the first and last sentence, and look for repetition.

59Central idea is .....

60What is the Author's Purpose of the text below: Today, it is not uncommon to see women wearing high-heeled shoes. However, the first high-heeled shoes were actually made for men back in the 1500s. The heels helped soldiers keep their feet in the stirrups of their saddles as they rode into battle.

61Which of the following best describes what you do when you compare this book to a Chapter Book that has been read recently?