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What is the central idea in the passage? What is this question asking you to do?
to compare the passage to another passage
to find the most important or central thought of the passage
to tell the meaning of the story
to find the authors point of view
What is the central idea of the passage? What does central idea mean?
the author's point of view
the author's most important idea
the details the author used
the author's purpose for writing
What can you infer from stanza 5? What does infer mean?
combine what you know with the text to figure out what the author wants you to know
to make a guess using what you know based on another text
to combine what you have read and what you know
to guess
What is this selection mostly about? - What is this question asking you to determine?
A Summary
Vocabulary
The Central Idea
The Tone
A new title for the passage could be.... - What is this question stem asking you to determine?
The Central Idea
A Theme
The Topic
The Author's Purpose
The author's reaction when she found a mouse nesting in her car's glove-box suggests that she was---- What is this question stem asking you to do?
Determine central Idea
Make an Inference
Summarize
Determine Theme
Why does the poet include the words "though the books say/it can't be done" in lines 5 and 6? - What is this question asking you to determine?
The Tone
Key Vocabulary
The Summary
The Author's Purpose
Why did the author include paragraph 8 in the blog entry? - What is this question asking you to determine?
Author's Purpose
To Make an Inference
The Central Idea
What a blog is
How do I pick the best summary?
I look to see which one in the longest.
I look to see which one gets the "gist" of the text.
I look for the one that covers the theme.
I look to see which one best covers the beginning, middle and end.
"How does the use of descriptive language affect the reader?" - What is this question asking you to determine?
The theme
The mood
The central idea
The topic
Which word best describes how the author feels about humans living in colonies on other planets? - What is this question asking you to determine?
The Theme
The Mood
The Central Idea
The Tone
What is the main difference in the way the topic is addressed in these two poems? --- What is this question asking you do?
Make an inference
State an opinion
Compare & Contrast
Determine theme
What do you need to do after attaching the clutch plate to the spindle? --- What is this question asking you to determine?
Sequence of events in the plot
Fact or Opinion
Author's Purpose
Tone
How does paragraph 5 in the selection help to develop the conflict in this passage? -- What is this question asking you to determine? (i.e.: What does "develop" mean?)
How the paragraph weakens the passage.
How the paragraph helps to enhance or add to the passage.
What the theme of the passage is.
What the tone of the passage is.
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