Rad: Reading Response Strategy Quiz
Before taking this quiz, you will have watched the PowerPoint tutorial “What is RAD? ”, and should now be able to answer questions on the different information you just learned. What can you tell us? Let’s take a look.
- 1.What does the "R" in RAD stand for?
- A.
Review
- B.
Restate
- C.
Revise
- 2.What does the "A" in RAD stand for?
- A.
Answer
- B.
Adjective
- C.
Achieve
- 3.What does the "D" in RAD stand for?
- A.
Decision
- B.
Description
- C.
Details
- 4.What is the RAD strategy used for?
- A.
Creating a story
- B.
Answering a literature-based question
- C.
Editing and revising an article
- 5.The Level One answer was: "She is a girl that goes to their house."Who does "she" refer to?
- A.
Alice in Wonderland
- B.
Cinderella
- C.
Goldilocks
- 6.The Level One answer was: "She is a girl that goes to their house."The tutorial states you should avoid using _______________ and use specific names instead.
- A.
Verbs
- B.
Details
- C.
Pronouns
- 7.In the Level Three answer, all parts of the prompt were addressed using RAD, but the tutorial stated that the answer was "too general." How can this be corrected?
- A.
Add your opinion.
- B.
Use specific details from the text.
- C.
Restate the question again.
- 8.Why is restating the question helpful when responding to a writing prompt?
- A.
It helps focus the response.
- B.
It makes your answer longer.
- C.
The teacher likes it.
- 9.When answering a question about a specific text, it is important to _________________.
- A.
Include your own opinions and experience
- B.
Research answers from different sources
- C.
Only use the assigned reading to find your answer
- 10.Why are specific details important to include when responding to a writing prompt?
- A.
The details can be about anything you've read.
- B.
The details support your answer and "prove" your point.
- C.
The details make your answer entertaining.
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