#7 Asking Costa's Questions about a Story or Article (Reading Comprehension)

This video is the seventh in the Foundations of Reading Comprehension series, focusing on Costa's levels of questioning. It explains how asking questions can enhance active reading. The video covers three levels of questions: Level 1, which involves finding answers directly in the text; Level 2, which requires connecting information from different parts of the text; and Level 3, which involves applying text information to personal experiences. The video encourages viewers to practice these questioning techniques to improve comprehension and engagement.

What is the main goal of asking level 1 questions?

• To understand basic information from the text

• To challenge the reader's critical thinking

• To find answers from personal experiences

• To connect different parts of the text

How do level 2 questions differ from level 1 questions?

• They require connecting information from different parts of the text

• They are answered directly from the text

• They are the easiest type of questions

• They require answers from personal experiences

What is an example of a level 2 question?

• How are these two cars similar and different?

• What color is the car?

• What would you do if you found a lost duckling?

• Which car would you buy and why?

What is the purpose of level 3 questions?

• To summarize the text

• To memorize facts from the text

• To find answers directly from the text

• To apply text information to personal life

Which of the following is a level 3 question?

• Describe Digger's relationship with the duckling.

• What color is Digger?

• What would you say to the angry trucks?

• How do cars make life easier?