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Multiple Choice Activity Question Types

Read the following questions. What type of questions are they? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/EffectFact/OpinionMain Idea SummarizationWord or Phrase Meaning

Click on a question below. Question #1 Question #2 Question #3 Question #4 Question #5 Question #6 Question #7 Question #8 Question #9 Question #10 Question #11 Question #12 Question #13 Question #14 Question #15 Question #16 Question #17 Question #18 Question #19 Question #20 Question #21 Question #22 Question #23 Question #24 Click here when you have completed all the questions

Question #1 Think about the news story. Which must happen second? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #2 Which fits best in the empty box above? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #3 Think about the news story. Which fits best in the empty box above? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #4 Look at these sentences from the news story. Which sentence tells why a plan is needed?: Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #5 Based on the article, which best replaces the question mark in the diagram above? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #6 Think about the news story. How are deserts different from forests? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #7 The author probably wrote this article in order to __________. ………………………………………………………………… The reader can tell from the article that __________. Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #8 Which question is not answered by the news story? ………………………………………………………… The news story does not say __________. ………………………………………………………… Which question is not answered by the article? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #9 Which best replaces the question mark on the line above? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #10 Let's say you are retelling this news story. Which is most important to say? ………………………………………………………………… Which of these best retells the news story? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #11 The news story says: A forest has more things to see. Which must mean the opposite of more? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #12 Think about the news story. Which is most likely to happen? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #13 What is the big idea in this news story? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #14 The news story says: The NOAA says the plan should answer questions. Which must mean the opposite of answer? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #15 Which of these is a fact? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #16 Which statement from the article best supports the idea that the park's creators want visitors to believe they've been transported into a magical world? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #17 The news story says: The U.S. had some unfair laws. These laws treated African Americans and white people differently. People worked to change these laws. This was called the civil rights movement. These sentences help the reader to know more about _______. Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #18 Think about the article. Which would be the closest antonym for the word fictional? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #19 Think about the news story. Why did people walk in circles at night? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #20 The news story says: Plastic pipes will be laid on the field. Sand will be poured over the pipes. Then an icy liquid will be sent through the pipes. After that, water will be poured on the sand. The icy liquid will cause the wet sand to freeze. This will create a frozen, solid base The author uses these sentences mostly to help the reader know _________. Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #21 Look at these sentences from the news story. Which tells how the "Bullying Hurts" program works? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #22 Think about the news story. Which sentence best shows that the 2010 Winter Classic will be more than one NHL hockey game? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #23 Why did Mayor Langford offer the pardon? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

Question #24 Which statement from the article best supports the idea that the park's creators want visitors to believe they've been transported into a magical world? Recalling what you have read Sequencing Drawing Conclusions Comparing and Contrasting Cause/Effect Fact/Opinion Main IdeaSummarization Word or Phrase Meaning

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