
Annotating using Questions
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Donna Herrera
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Annotating using Questions
by Donna Herrera
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Why annotate?
You need to annotate to remember what you have read
You need to annotate to have evidence to prove your answer
You need to annotate to show you understand what you are reading
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There are different ways to annotate, but we are concentrating on one today...
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Using the Questions to Annotate
One method of note-taking is using the questions to guide the highlighting process...
1. Read the first question before reading the passage
2. While reading the passage, search for the answer
3. When you find the answer, highlight the text evidence
4. Answer the question
5. Read the next question
6. Continue reading
7. Follow the steps from 1-4 again
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Multiple Choice
Annotating is a type of
Note taking strategy
Multiple choice test
Writing activity
None of the above
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The purpose of annotating is to...
make an assumption about what is being read
make us do more work than we should be doing in English
highlight the text word for word
allow you to interact with, understand, and think about what the text is saying
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What should you do when you find a word you don't know?
Ignore it
Guess what it means and move on
Define it using a dictionary or context clues
Write a catchy song about it
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What's a way that you can get more out of annotating?
Don't highlight or underline everything
Talk to a friend or neighbor
Reread the story or article
All of the above
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Textual Evidence is
the general character or attitude of a piece of writing
the strategies used to determine whether or not written information is correct
the atmosphere created by the writer
added notes or information to the text
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An inference is...
Text evidence + what you know
Retelling a text
Making a guess without evidence
Information written directly into the text.
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