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Froggy Jumps Reading skills - Segundo trimestreVersión en línea Questions about reading, biography, expository nonfiction. por Alejandra Vega 1 Before reading a text, which type of question is most helpful? a A question that asks for a detailed summary of the text b A question that encourages the reader to predict or connect ideas c A question that checks grammar mistakes 2 During reading, questions are mainly used to: a Check comprehension and review predictions b Evaluate the author’s points of view c Memorize vocabulary definitions only 3 After finishing a text, questions usually focus on: a Summarizing and checking understanding b Making first impressions about the title c Identifying unknown words only 4 Which option includes the two main types of reading questions? a Descriptive and narrative b Literal and creative c Factual and inferential 5 A question like “What year did the event happen?” is an example of: a An inferential question b A factual question c An opinion-based question 6 Which situation best represents an inferential question? a Asking for the definition of a word found in the text b Asking for the page number of an event c Asking why a character made a decision based on clues 7 What is the main purpose of expository nonfiction? a To entertain with fictional stories b To express personal emotions about a topic c To provide factual information about a topic 8 Which characteristic belongs to expository nonfiction? a It presents researched facts from reliable sources b It includes the writer’s strong personal opinions c It focuses only on one emotional experience 9 A biography is different from a personal narrative because: a It is written about someone else’s real life b It focuses only on one short moment c It always includes fictional events 10 Before writing a biography, an author should: a Invent important events to make the story interesting b Conduct research and possibly interviews c Focus only on personal opinions 11 Which source would be most useful when writing about a historical figure? a Personal imagination b Diaries, letters, and textbooks c Random internet comments 12 A personal narrative usually: a Focuses on one meaningful event or lesson b Explains scientific facts c Avoids emotional impact 13 What makes a personal narrative different from expository nonfiction? a It avoids real events b It only presents researched facts c It focuses on emotional impact and personal experience 14 Visualization as a reading strategy involves: a Creating mental images using the five senses b Using the five senses to memorize the reading c Skipping difficult paragraphs 15 Why is visualization helpful while reading? a It reduces the length of the text b It replaces the need to understand the text c It helps readers better understand sensory details 16 Which question would most likely be asked before reading a text? a What do you already know about this topic? b What evidence supports the author’s main idea? c What is the summary of the last paragraph? 17 Which question would most likely be asked during reading a text? a What do you predict this text will be about? b Does this paragraph confirm or change my earlier prediction? c What lesson did I learn from the story? 18 Which question would most likely be asked after reading a text? a What is the main idea of the text? b What do the title and images suggest about the topic? c What connections can I make before starting to read? 19 Which of the following is a factual question? a Why do you think the character felt disappointed? b What message is the author trying to send? c Where did the event take place? 20 Inferential questions require the reader to: a Combine text evidence with personal reasoning b Copy exact sentences from the text c Include all details in the text 21 What distinguishes expository nonfiction from other genres? a It tells a personal life story b It is based on imagination c It focuses on giving reliable information 22 A biography requires research because: a It must include the writer's point of view b It presents true information about a real person c It focuses only on one emotional event 23 A personal narrative is usually written in: a First person point of view b Third person objective voice only c Formal scientific language 24 What is the main purpose of a personal narrative? a To inform with statistics b To explain historical facts c To share a meaningful experience 25 A biography is usually written in: a First person, focusing on the writer’s own experiences b Third person, presenting researched information about someone’s life c A fictional tone with invented events

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Reading skills - Segundo trimestreVersión en línea

por Alejandra Vega

Before reading a text, which type of question is most helpful?

During reading, questions are mainly used to:

After finishing a text, questions usually focus on:

Which option includes the two main types of reading questions?

A question like “What year did the event happen?” is an example of:

Which situation best represents an inferential question?

What is the main purpose of expository nonfiction?

Which characteristic belongs to expository nonfiction?

A biography is different from a personal narrative because:

Before writing a biography, an author should:

Which source would be most useful when writing about a historical figure?

A personal narrative usually:

What makes a personal narrative different from expository nonfiction?

Visualization as a reading strategy involves:

Why is visualization helpful while reading?

Which question would most likely be asked before reading a text?

Which question would most likely be asked during reading a text?

Which question would most likely be asked after reading a text?

Which of the following is a factual question?

Inferential questions require the reader to:

What distinguishes expository nonfiction from other genres?

A biography requires research because:

A personal narrative is usually written in:

What is the main purpose of a personal narrative?

A biography is usually written in: