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Reading Comprehension Strategies

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An explanation of each strategies and an example of each

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1

Look at the title “Taj Mahal” and the picture. Before reading the text, what do you predict the text will be about?

2

Have you ever visited or learned about a historical landmark? What was it?

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3

Read the first paragraph of the Taj Mahal text. What is the main idea of this paragraph?

4

The Taj Mahal is described as an “epitome of love.” What can we infer from this description?

5

Which statement best evaluates the Taj Mahal based on the information presented in the text?

6

Which picture best matches the description of the Taj Mahal in the text?

7

In the text, you find the word “minaret.” You are not sure what it means. What should you do?

8

While reading the Taj Mahal text, which question would help you understand the monument more deeply?

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