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What are direct questions based on?
Think about what these questions ask for.
What is an example of an inferential question?
Consider a question that asks about feelings or motivations.
What type of question requires you to interpret meaning beyond what the text states?
Think about the questions that require thought beyond the text.
True or False: Vocabulary-based questions rely exclusively on dictionary definitions.
How do contexts help us find meanings more effectively?
Given a passage about a character's journey, create two direct questions, one inferential question, and one vocabulary question.
Direct questions are straightforward, while inferential ones handle the underlying motivations.
Read a passage and write a summary in 100 words or less, avoiding personal opinion and focusing on main ideas.
Focus on the who, what, where, and why without adding your thoughts.
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