Levels of Questions

Questions with one correct answer that you can point to in the text

• Level One

• Level Two

• Level Three

Level 1 questions

• are factual and can be found "right there" in the text.

• are opinions that you create after reading

• involve using facts and inferences

What is the primary focus of Level One questions?

• Factual information found directly in the text

• Opinions formed after reading

• Inferences based on the text

• Personal reflections

Which type of question requires you to use both facts and inferences?

• Level One

• Level Two

• Level Three

• Level Four

What is a characteristic of Level Two questions?

• They are factual and found in the text

• They require personal opinions

• They involve analysis and interpretation

• They are based on inferences

In the context of reading comprehension, what does a Level Three question typically involve?

• Simple recall of facts

• Analysis and synthesis of information

• Personal opinions

• Direct quotes from the text

Which level of question is most likely to ask for a summary of a text?

• Level One

• Level Two

• Level Three

• Level Four

What type of question is likely to ask for the theme of a story?

• Level One

• Level Two

• Level Three

• Level Four

Which level of question would ask you to compare two characters in a story?

• Level One

• Level Two

• Level Three

• Level Four

What is the main difference between Level One and Level Two questions?

• Level One is factual, Level Two is inferential

• Level One is inferential, Level Two is factual

• Level One is analytical, Level Two is factual

• Level One is factual, Level Two is analytical