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- 1. Multiple ChoiceFor nonfiction, what all of the following are Big Questions EXCEPTWhat surprised me?What does the author think I already knew?What is the main idea?What challenged, changed, or confirmed what I already knew?
- 2. Multiple ChoiceNonfiction is a body work in which the author purports to tell us the real world, a real experience, a real person, an idea, or a belief.
True or FalseTrueFalse - 3. Multiple ChoiceThe question for nonfiction, "What did the author think I already knew?" is a way for us to do what?Stop readingBlame the author for what he assumes we knowSolve an equationTurn and talk to a partner
- 4. Multiple ChoiceIf the challenges what I know about a subject, I agree with the author
True or FalseTrueFalse - 5. Multiple ChoiceIf the author confirms what I already knew, I agree with what the text is saying.
True or FalseTrueFalse - 6. Multiple ChoiceWhen you read with the question in mind, "What Surprised Me?" the information you find must be a HUGE surprise.
True or FalseTrueFalse - 7. Multiple ChoiceContrasts and Contradictions for Nonfiction include texts with information that contradicts or contrasts with what I know, think, or experience
True or FalseTrueFalse - 8. Multiple ChoiceBy contrast, although, alternatively, however, nevertheless, otherwise, then again
These are all examples of what?ContractionsVerbsSignal WordsAdverbs - 9. Multiple ChoiceQuoted Words fall into all of the categories EXCEPTVoice of AuthorityTitles and HeadingsPersonal PerspectiveOthers' Words
- 10. Multiple ChoiceFor nonfiction, what all of the following are Big Questions EXCEPTWhat surprised me?What does the author think I already knew?What is the main idea?What challenged, changed, or confirmed what I already knew?
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe signpost Word Gaps refers the the gap between the words the author uses and ______the font usedlanguage it is typed inwhat students know about the words
- 12. Multiple ChoiceA number can be written as "two" or "2"TrueFalse
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the overall anchor question for the nonfiction signposts?What is the main idea?Why is this important?How many signposts do I have to find?Is this real or fake?
- 14. Multiple ChoiceThat was the funniest movie ever.
This is an example of which signpost?Contrasts and ContradictionsNumbers and StatsWord GapsExtreme or Absolute Language - 15. Multiple ChoiceExtreme or Absolute Language is always harmful.TrueFalse
- 16. Multiple ChoiceReasons an author uses extreme language include all of the following EXCEPTTo leave no doubtTo push to the limitTo anger the readerTo exaggerate
- 17. Multiple ChoiceMany 8th grade students from Grant will go to Springfield High School, while a few students will attend Lanphier High School.
This is an example of which signpost?Contrasts and ContradictionsExtreme or Absolute LanguageQuoted WordsWord Gaps - 18. Multiple ChoiceIf you come across a word in a text you don't know, just tell the teacher, "I don't get it" and skip over it.TrueFalse
- 19. Multiple ChoiceIf you are reading a nonfiction text about climate change and the author quotes a scientist studying the effects of greenhouse gases on the environment, in which category does the quote most likely belong?Others' WordsPersonal PerspectiveVoice of Authority
- 20. Multiple ChoiceI should be using the strategies and signposts for annotation in all my classes-not just literature.TrueFalse
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