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Reading Strategies Quiz

Choose the best answer or complete each sentence with a reading strategy word.

Recognize the Strategy

Select the reading strategy that best fits each situation.

1.As Zoe reads about a snowy mountain, she imagines the white peaks and the cold wind. Which strategy is she using?

Visualize
Predict
Evaluate
Identify

2.A story ends with a character packing a suitcase beside the front door. What strategy do you use when you guess what might happen next?

Connect
Predict
Question
Evaluate

3.While reading, Mateo wonders, “Why did the little bird leave its nest?” Which strategy is Mateo using?

Identify
Question
Visualize
Evaluate

4.Isabella reads a story about learning to ride a bike and remembers his own first bike ride. Which strategy is he using?

Connect
Predict
Identify
Inference

Use Clues and Think Carefully

Choose the strategy described in each example.

5.The text says that Lucy grabbed an umbrella and hurried outside. You decide it is probably raining, even though the author does not say so. What are you making?

A prediction
An inference
A connection
An evaluation

6.A reader finds out that the story takes place in a lighthouse and that Diego is the main character. Which strategy helps the reader locate these details?

Identify
Evaluate
Visualize
Connect

7.After finishing a book, Caleb decides the ending was exciting and gives reasons for that opinion. Which strategy is Caleb using?

Question
Predict
Evaluate
Inference

8.The ground is muddy, and Ethan’s boots are covered in mud. You conclude that she walked through the wet garden. Which strategy did you use?

Make an inference
Ask a question
Visualize
Evaluate

Reading Strategy Words

Use each word from the bank where it best completes the sentence. Words may be used once: visualize, predict, question, connect, identify, inference, evaluate.

9.When I imagine the characters and setting as I read, I the story.

10.When I use story clues to figure out an idea the author has not stated directly, I make an .

11.When I decide whether a book was enjoyable and explain why, I it.

12.When a story reminds me of a real event from my life, I the story to my experience.

13.When I look for the main character, setting, or important details in a text, I them.

14.When I wonder what a character is thinking and ask myself why, I as I read.

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