Question

exam 10
you will need to use the lesson slides and the excerpt from romeo and juliet to help you in this exam.
question 1
based on the lesson, how can a reader use the chunking strategy?
a. write a short summary of the text
b. make your best guess on the word’s meaning
c. read the word in a sentence to determine the meaning
d. break the text in to smaller parts, like a few sentences or paragraph.
question 2
based on the lesson, how can a reader use context clues to understand a complex word?
a. look up the word in a dictionary
b. read around the word (read the word in the full sentence or paragraph) to make your best guess
c. chunk the text in to smaller sections
d. use the theme to help determine the meaning of the word
question 3
based on the lesson, how can a reader use the strategy of making an inference to determine the meaning of a word or understand a section of a text?
a. write a summary of the text
b. look at one word and then read it in a sentence to guess the meaning
c. use what you already know to draw a conclusion about the text.
d. use a graphic organizer to write down the main ideas
question 4
why do romeo and juliet feel like they cannot be together?
a. they are siblings
b. their families are enemies
c. their families are best friends
d. their cousins do not get along

Explanation:

• Question 1: Chunking involves breaking text into smaller parts like sentences or paragraphs.
• Question 2: Context - clues mean reading around the word in the full sentence or paragraph to guess its meaning.
• Question 3: Making an inference means using prior knowledge to draw a conclusion about the text.
• Question 4: In Romeo and Juliet, their families' feud (enmity) prevents them from being together.

Answer:

Question 1: d. Break the text in to smaller parts, like a few sentences or paragraph.
Question 2: b. Read around the word (read the word in the full sentence or paragraph) to make your best guess
Question 3: c. Use what you already know to draw a conclusion about the text.
Question 4: b. Their families are enemies