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Asking Leveled Questions
- 1. Costa’s Three Story House • Level 3: Apply information – Evaluate, judge, generalize, predict, hypothesize, imagine, speculate, forecast • Level 2: Process information – Compare, contrast, sort, infer, analyze, classify, explain • Level 1: Gather information – Complete, identify, recite, define, list, select, describe, observe
- 3. Three Levels of Reading Asking Questions Reading on the Line L1 Reading Between the Line L2 Reading beyond the Line L3 Understanding & Remembering Find meaning directly in the text Applying & Analyzing Making Inferences from the text Evaluating & Creating Using theme statements to make into universal questions about human nature or condition “Who?” “What?” “When?” and “Where?” “How?” “Why?” Readers move beyond the text to connect literature to their own experiences as well as with universal meaning. Close the book and think outside the box.
- 4. Reading Beyond the Lines (continued) • Ask: - “How does this text connect with my life?” - “How does it connect to life for all people?” - “How does it connect with my ideas about morality or values?” - What perceptions about life in general is the author communicating to me?” - “What do I think of these perceptions?”
- 5. Level One Question What is Mr. Frank’s final decision concerning Anne’s diary? A. Burn it B. Publish it C. Give it away D. Read it to other students What evidence from the text proves Mr. Frank’s final decision? a. “we found them in a heap of rubbish on the floor after you left.” b. “I’ve come to say goodbye Miep” c. “Only three years ago, ‘Dear Diary, since you and I are going to be great friends, I will start by telling you about myself’” d. “Burn them. All of them”
- 6. Level One Question In Tell Tale Heart the narrator sneaks into the old mans room in the following manner… a. Slowly b. Hastily c. Happily d. Sadly Which phrase from paragraph 8 supports the manner in which the narrator snuck into the old man’s room? a. A watch’s minute hand moves more quickly than mine. b. I fairly chuckled at the idea c. The room was as black as pitch. d. I kept pushing it on steadily, steadily.
- 7. Level Two Question How does the old man feel about the narrator in A Tell Tale Heart? a. He hates his guts b. He wishes he would leave c. He trusts him d. He wants to marry his sister Which phrase from paragraph 10 supports how the old man feels about the narrator? a. “ loved the old man” b. “ I went boldly into the chamber, and spoke courageously to him, calling him by name in a hearty tone.” c. “ I knew it was a slight groan of mortal terror. “ d. “ yes he had been trying to comfort himself with these suppositions, but he had found all in vain.”
- 8. Level Three Scaffolding Question (With the text) How does guilt affect the narrator? REAL LEVEL THREE QUESTON (Close the book and think universally) How does guilt affect people (anywhere)?