1. READING FINAL EXAM POP QUIZ #1

2. QUESTION #1 Words surrounding an unknown word that provide clues to its meaning are called ______________ _______.

3. QUESTION #2 There are four kinds of clues. One is synonyms and the others are _____, ________, and ________.

4. QUESTION # 3 When looking for Main Ideas, the first thing I ask myself is what is the _______ of this paragraph?

5. QUESTION # 4 I find the answer for #3 by asking the question, __________________________ or by looking for ________________.

6. QUESTION # 5 When I feel I’m ready to guess the Main Idea, I ask myself, “What is the _______ the author is making about the __________?”

7. QUESTION # 6 I check my Main Idea guess by looking at the _____________ _____________ and making sure my guess isn’t too broad or too narrow.

8. QUESTION # 7 A good way to find the Main Idea sentence is to look for LIST WORDS. An example of list words is __________________.

9. QUESTION # 8 Two examples of ADDITION WORDS are _______ and _____________.

10. QUESTION # 9 The difference between an IMPLIED MAIN IDEA and a CENTRAL POINT is an Implied Main Idea is ___________ and the Central Point is ___________.

11. QUESTION # 10 TRANSITIONS are

12. QUESTION # 11 One example of a PATTERN OF ORGANIZATION is _________________.

13. QUESTION # 12 Drawing conclusions based on implied ideas is called ___________________.

14. QUESTION # 13 A good argument has support for its point that is both ______________ AND ___________________.

15. QUESTION # 1 Words surrounding an unknown word that provide clues to its meaning are called CONTEXT CLUES

16. QUESTION # 2 There are four kinds of clues. One is synonyms and the others are EXAMPLES, ANTONYMS, and GENERAL SENSE OF THE PASSAGE

17. QUESTION # 3 When looking for Main Ideas, the first thing I ask myself is what is the _______ of this paragraph? TOPIC

18. QUESTION # 4 I find the answer for #3 by asking the question,_________ _______________ or by looking for ________________ ___________. “WHO OR WHAT IS THIS ABOUT?” REPEATED WORDS/IDEAS

19. QUESTION # 5 When I feel I’m ready to guess the Main Idea, I ask myself, “What is the _______ the author is making about the _________?” POINT TOPIC

20. QUESTION # 6 I check my Main Idea guess by looking at the _________ __________ and making sure my guess isn’t too broad or too narrow. SUPPORTING DETAILS

21. QUESTION # 7 A good way to find the Main Idea sentence is to look for LIST WORDS. An example of list words is SEVERAL REASONS WHY SEVERAL STEPS TO A NUMBER OF FACTS ARE THREE EXAMPLES OF THIS ARE

22. QUESTION # 8 Two examples of ADDITION WORDS are _____and _____. ALSO FURTHERMORE

23. QUESTION # 9 The difference between an IMPLIED MAIN IDEA and a CENTRAL POINT is THE IMPLIED MAIN IDEA IS – AN UNSTATED MAIN IDEA OF A PARAGRAPH A CENTRAL POINT IS THE –THESIS STATEMENT OF MORE THAN ONE PARAGRAPH

24. QUESTION # 10 TRANSITIONS areWORDS or phrases that show relationships between ideas, such as ~ Addition words Time words

25. QUESTION # 11 One example of a PATTERN OF ORGANIZATION is CAUSE AND EFFECT LIST (ADDITION WORDS) TIME ORDER (EVENT 1 EVENT 2 EVENT 3)

26. QUESTION # 12 Drawing conclusions based on implied ideas is called MAKING INFERENCES

27. QUESTION # 13 A good argument has support for its point that is both ______________ AND ____________ ADEQUATE (GOOD ENOUGH) and RELEVANT (STAYS FOCUSED ON THE TOPIC IN A MEANINGFUL WAY)

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