Question

to improve understanding of an informational paragraph, which questions are best to ask? select 5 options. what is this paragraph mostly about? are there any unfamiliar words i need to learn? what is the authors claim? how does the evidence relate to the claim? how long is this paragraph compared to the others? is the evidence relevant to the claim? should the author cut this paragraph from the text?

Explanation:

To improve understanding of an informational paragraph, questions should focus on content, vocabulary, author's claim, and evidence - claim relationship. "What is this paragraph mostly about?" helps identify the main idea. "Are there any unfamiliar words I need to learn?" aids in vocabulary comprehension. "What is the author's claim?" identifies the main argument. "How does the evidence relate to the claim?" and "Is the evidence relevant to the claim?" analyze the support for the claim. Questions about paragraph length or cutting the paragraph are not relevant to understanding the content.

Answer:

A. What is this paragraph mostly about?
B. Are there any unfamiliar words I need to learn?
C. What is the author's claim?
D. How does the evidence relate to the claim?
F. Is the evidence relevant to the claim?