Who is your favorite character so far and why?, Who is the protagonist of the book you are reading? Describe them in 2 sentences., If you had to be any character in this book, who would you be? Why?, What part of the plot are you currently in? Explain how you know in 2 sentences or more., What is the major conflict of your story? Explain how you know in 2 sentences or more., Why did the author write this book? Make an inference about the author's purpose. , Why did you choose this book?, What is the genre of this book? How do you know?, Generate two questions you have about what you've read (why or how questions)., What is one thing you have learned from your book so far? Use complete sentences to answer., What is the theme of your book? How does the author help you know the theme?, Write two words you found interesting from your reading today. Give the definition of the words. , Find one example of figurative language from your reading today. Describe what it means and why the author used it., What text structure does the author mostly use in this book? How do you know?, I like reading this text because _________________________________________________________., What do you think will happen next? Make a prediction. , Summarize the section of the book you just read. Be sure to use your own words and write it in no more than 2 sentences. , What is the central idea/main idea of your book so far? How do you know?, Evaluate the title of the book or the current chapter. Does it fit the book? Why or why not? If the chapter doesn't have a title, what would the title be?, Analyze the cover or a picture from within the book - What does it show? Why is it important?, What is the setting of the book? Explain. , Pick an event that happened in the text. How did the character respond to it? How would YOU respond to it? Explain. , If you could change anything about the book, what would you change?, From what Point of View is this text written (first person, third person)? How do you know? Why do you think the author used this point of view?, What is difficult for you about this book? What is easy for you? (visualizing, understanding words, connecting to characters, etc.)?.

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