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Which factors influence reading comprehension? Check all that apply.the background knowledge that the reader bringsthe extent to which the reader is actively engaged with the textthe difficulty level of the text being readthe cover of the book being readthe reason the reader is reading the text

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the background knowledge that the reader brings
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the extent to which the reader is actively engaged with the text
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the difficulty level of the text being read
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the cover of the book being read
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the reason the reader is reading the text
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readertext✔ activity levelpurpose

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reader
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readertextactivity level✔ purpose

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✔ readertextactivity levelpurpose

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Match each scenario to the reading comprehension factor that most closely applies.

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Emily is struggling with a reading assignment because it contains a lot of difficult vocabulary.:text
David is reading an adventure novel. He is engaged with the text, often making predictions about the characters and their activities.:activity level
Tamika’s teacher has assigned the class a chapter from the textbook for homework and tells the class that there will be a quiz on the chapter the next day.:purpose
Uday is reading a story centered in India, a subject he finds highly interesting since his parents are from Trivandrum, a city in the Indian state of Kerala.:reader
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What is the main reason Sam is so actively engaged with the text he is reading?

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He wants to do well on the upcoming test.
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He needs to increase his understanding of difficult vocabulary.
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He wants to improve his overall class grade.
D
He is highly interested in the subject matter.
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Which term refers to a broad strategy that includes some of the other strategies?

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visualizing
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monitoring your understanding
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summarizing
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using inferences
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What strategy did Micah use?

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questioning
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visualizing
C
making an inference
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summarizing
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Anita is using the reading strategy of asking herself questions to examine the text she is reading online. This strategy involves four steps. Which step is she using in this scenario?

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Step one: Ask what you can learn from the title and headings.
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Step two: Ask what the text is about.
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Step three: Ask what you need to get out of the text.
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Step four: Ask what the author's message is.
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Which statement is the best summary of this passage?

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The Environmental Protection Agency sets the legal limit for pesticide use in the United States.
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In the United States, organic foods are better for you than foods grown with pesticides.
C
Pesticide use in the United States is a routine and widespread practice.
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Educate yourself about US pesticide use, and make your food choices accordingly.
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Match each scenario to the reading comprehension factor that most closely applies.

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Emily is struggling with a reading assignment because it contains a lot of difficult vocabulary.:text
David is reading an adventure novel. He is engaged with the text, often making predictions about the characters and their activities.:activity level
Tamika’s teacher has assigned the class a chapter from the textbook for homework and tells the class that there will be a quiz on the chapter the next day.:purpose
Uday is reading a story centered in India, a subject he finds highly interesting since his parents are from Trivandrum, a city in the Indian state of Kerala.:reader

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