Notes from a Text Review and Quiz Questions

KWL is an example of a. A reading strategy b. A question strategy c. A surveying strategy d. None of these

A

What is the purpose of reading material for the very first time? a. Memorizing basic fact b. Understanding the material, not memorizing it c. Memorizing the material, not understanding it d. Understanding the author's voice

B

When reading, what should you look for first? a. The answers to the teacher's questions b. The answers to your own questions c. The answers to the study guide's questions d. The answer's to the chapter's questions

B

Why is it important to budget enough time to take high quality notes with SQRW? a. Allows for more efficient study time when reviewing the notes b. Help increase retention of information c. Both of these d. None of these

C

True or False: A benefit to applying SQRW to your reading is faster reading abilities.

False

True or False: Studying graphic aids is not part of SQRW.

False

True or False: The questions from SQRW should never ask to define vocabulary words.

False

True or False: Using personal keys when outlining answers to your SQRW questions is useless.

False

When reading text and answering associated questions, in which format should your answers appear?

Outline

Address information asked by your teacher Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Question

Provides purpose to your reading Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Question

What does the Q stand for in the SQRW strategy?

Question

Stop to review information that is unclear Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Read

The R in SQRW stands for

Reading

Identifying vocabulary definitions Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Survey

Reading the summary first Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Survey

The S in SQRW stands for...

Survey

True or False: A benefit to applying SQRW to your reading is more efficient study time.

True

True or False: Kayla should look over the Science chapter's headings, vocabulary and summaries before she attempts to begin taking notes.

True

Putting supporting details and evidence into your own words Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Write

Use an outline to answer your questions Survey, Question, Read, or Write?

Write

What should you do when you find the answers to your questions as you are reading?

Write them down