Reading Unit 2 Week 5

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8 questions

Note from the author:

Pearson- Unit 2 Week 5

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Reading Unit 2 Week 5

Last updated almost 6 years ago

8 questions

Note from the author:

Pearson- Unit 2 Week 5

Question 1

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

Question 2

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

Question 5

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

Question 6

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

Question 1

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

Question 2

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

Question 3

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

Question 4

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

Question 5

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

Question 6

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

Question 7

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

Question 8

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

Question 3

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

Question 4

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

Question 7

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

Question 8

Reading Unit 2 Week 5

Reading Unit 2 Week 5

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

What questions do you have about thistopic?You can generate questions before, during,and after your read.

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

What questions do you have about thistopic?You can generate questions before, during,and after your read.

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

What questions do you have about thistopic?You can generate questions before, during,and after your read.

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

How are the texts similar to and different from each other?

What questions do you have about thistopic?You can generate questions before, during,and after your read.

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

How does what you read in the first text connect to what you read in the second?

What were the important central and key details in the texts?

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.

What questions do you have about this
topic?

You can generate questions before, during,
and after your read.