Q. What reading strategy are you using when you reread a passage multiple times?

Q. What is a fact?

Q. What is the Author's Purpose?

A book describing, in detail, the causes and happenings during World War II.

Q. What can you find in the Glossary of a nonfiction book?

Q. Define Summary

Q. What is the Author's Purpose?

A politician makes a speech about how we should build homes for the homeless.

Q. What strategy do you use when you note differences and similarities between passages?

Q. Is this a correct example of Cause and Effect?
Because I got hurt, I tripped over the rock.

Q. What strategy do you use to predict what will happen?

Q. True or False- I should always skip over the bold print in a passage because it's not important.

Q. What is the Author's Purpose?

A fictional story about my childhood adventures.

Q. What is an opinion?

Q. Which is a cause?
a) my shoes were in the middle of the floor
b) I tripped on them
c) I fell down

Q. What is an effect?
a) my shoes were in the middle of the floor
b) the floor was wet
c) I slipped and fell

Q. Define Cause and Effect.

Q. What kind of information can you find in the Index of a nonfiction book?