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What does 'Prove It' mean on a reading question?
Guess after reading
Pick fast
Find text evidence
Choose longest answer
Which is the best evidence habit?
Use memory only
Avoid rereading
Pick what sounds right
Find a paragraph and quote
A trap answer usually does what?
Looks close but misses the question
Uses the correct quote
Has no words
Is always silly
Before answering, students should first do what?
Pick Part B
Look only at titles
Read for gist
Skip the passage
What should Part B evidence do?
Prove Part A
Repeat the question
Be the shortest answer
Sound fancy
Which answer is strongest evidence?
A character name
A direct proof quote
A related detail
A funny detail
If an answer is true but does not answer the question, it is what?
A trap
Point of view
A theme
Correct
What should you ask after choosing an answer?
Did my friend pick it?
Can I prove it?
Is it first?
Is it longest?
Which phrase best describes a good reader on tests?
Answer copier
Question skipper
Text detective
Fast guesser
What is the biggest mistake in evidence questions?
Using quotes
Choosing a related detail
Finding paragraph numbers
Rereading
Which is a theme, not a topic?
Courage
Courage helps people face fear
A scary forest
Family
A theme should usually be what?
One word
Only the setting
A full message
A character name
Which answer is only a topic?
Choices have consequences
True friends help in hard times
Friendship
People can grow
What helps readers find theme?
Only the title
Font size
Character actions and lessons
Number of pages
Which theme fits a character who keeps trying after failing?
Friends are loud
Hard work can lead to growth
Nature is dangerous
Quitting is best
If a character lies and loses trust, the theme may be what?
Honesty matters
Travel is fun
Weather changes
Animals are helpful
