What do theunderlinedwordsmean?Stop andthink aftereveryparagraph!Can youfind prooffor youranswer?Decide ifwhat youread wasimportant.Relate thetext towhat youknow.Decide ifthe textmakessense.Comparethe text tothe worldaround you.Comparethe text toothertexts.Look at allfouranswerchoices.Makepredictions.What areyou learningfrom thetext?Thinkabout whatthe detailstell you.Ask who,what, when,where, why,and how.Use detailstounderstandthe text.Do youranswersmakesense?Decide ifyou enjoyedreading thetext.Examineallpicturescarefully.Drawconclusionsas youread.Turn thetitle into aquestion.Underlineimportantinformationin the text.Circle keywords inthequestions.Read tosee if yourpredictionsare correct.Organizethe mainideas.Wonderaboutwhat willhappen.What do theunderlinedwordsmean?Stop andthink aftereveryparagraph!Can youfind prooffor youranswer?Decide ifwhat youread wasimportant.Relate thetext towhat youknow.Decide ifthe textmakessense.Comparethe text tothe worldaround you.Comparethe text toothertexts.Look at allfouranswerchoices.Makepredictions.What areyou learningfrom thetext?Thinkabout whatthe detailstell you.Ask who,what, when,where, why,and how.Use detailstounderstandthe text.Do youranswersmakesense?Decide ifyou enjoyedreading thetext.Examineallpicturescarefully.Drawconclusionsas youread.Turn thetitle into aquestion.Underlineimportantinformationin the text.Circle keywords inthequestions.Read tosee if yourpredictionsare correct.Organizethe mainideas.Wonderaboutwhat willhappen.

Things Good Readers Do When Taking a Test - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What do the underlined words mean?
  2. Stop and think after every paragraph!
  3. Can you find proof for your answer?
  4. Decide if what you read was important.
  5. Relate the text to what you know.
  6. Decide if the text makes sense.
  7. Compare the text to the world around you.
  8. Compare the text to other texts.
  9. Look at all four answer choices.
  10. Make predictions.
  11. What are you learning from the text?
  12. Think about what the details tell you.
  13. Ask who, what, when, where, why, and how.
  14. Use details to understand the text.
  15. Do your answers make sense?
  16. Decide if you enjoyed reading the text.
  17. Examine all pictures carefully.
  18. Draw conclusions as you read.
  19. Turn the title into a question.
  20. Underline important information in the text.
  21. Circle key words in the questions.
  22. Read to see if your predictions are correct.
  23. Organize the main ideas.
  24. Wonder about what will happen.