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WALHT self-monitor our reading

Quiz by Olivia Graham

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6 questions
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  • Q1
    Self-monitoring means my ability to...
    choose what book to read.
    skim and scan for information.
    know when I don't understand something.
    synthesise information.
    60s
  • Q2
    If there is a word or sentence I don't understand then I need to...
    skip to the end of the book.
    stop reading.
    start from the beginning of the book.
    use a good strategy to fix it up, like re-reading or reading ahead.
    60s
  • Q3
    I am reading a sentence and it doesn't make sense. I should...
    go back five pages.
    ask Penny.
    stop and go back and read that bit again.
    choose another book.
    60s
  • Q4
    I don't know what 'truant' means. I should...
    say it out loud five times.
    put my book away.
    check a dictionary.
    spell it backwards.
    60s
  • Q5
    Some really good fix-up strategies are...
    re-reading, reading ahead, or stop and think.
    flicking the pages to the start and to the end.
    skimming, scanning, and synthesis.
    choosing another book or swapping with my friend.
    60s
  • Q6
    Something in the book that can help me understand is...
    the page numbers.
    the pictures.
    the author's name.
    the shape of the book.
    60s

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