Question 1

What is the goal of finding textual evidence?

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To provide evidence that supports and proves your ideas or answers.

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To find errors or inconsistencies in the reading material.

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To challenge the ideas presented in the reading material.

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To summarize the entire reading material.

Question 2

What is the recommended approach for practicing finding textual evidence?

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Reading books and articles with a partner and taking turns asking and answering questions.

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Watching videos about reading comprehension strategies.

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Reading books and articles alone and taking notes.

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Participating in reading comprehension workshops.

Question 3

What should be done after answering a question with a piece of evidence?

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Explaining why the answer is correct in your own words using a few sentences.

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Finding another piece of evidence to support a different answer.

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Comparing the answer with other classmates' answers.

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Rewriting the question to make it easier for others to answer.

Question 4

What is the purpose of explaining how a quote proves your answer?

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To show the connection between the quote and the statement or answer.

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To summarize the main idea of the quote.

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To provide additional evidence from the reading material.

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To give a personal opinion about the quote.

Question 5

What should be included when citing textual evidence?

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The page number and the quote from the reading material.

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A brief summary of the reading material.

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A personal opinion about the reading material.

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A prediction about the next chapter of the reading material.

Question 6

Why do we need to cite textual evidence?

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To give credit to the author and show that the words are not our own.

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To explain the main idea of the reading material.

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To provide a summary of the reading material.

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To show our personal connection to the reading material.

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