Rereading Dialogue to Match Voice and Clues

The video tutorial teaches how to improve reading fluency by matching voice to dialogue clues and tags. It emphasizes the importance of rereading to correct mistakes and provides examples from the book 'Make Way for Diamond Daniel' to illustrate how to adjust voice according to character and context. The lesson outlines steps to identify and correct dialogue reading errors, ensuring the voice matches the author's intent.

What is the purpose of tag words in reading dialogue?

• To describe the setting of the story

• To guide how the dialogue should be read

• To indicate the volume of the dialogue

• To provide background information on characters

Why is it important to match your voice to the character when reading dialogue?

• To improve reading speed

• To memorize the dialogue

• To accurately convey the character's emotions

• To make the story more interesting

What should a reader do if they notice they have read the dialogue incorrectly?

• Reread the dialogue to correct the mistake

• Continue reading without stopping

• Skip the dialogue and move on

• Ask someone else to read it

How can a reader identify how to change their voice when reading dialogue?

• By guessing the character's mood

• By looking for clue words in the text

• By asking the author directly

• By reading the entire book first

What does the word 'mumbled' suggest about how the dialogue should be read?

• Slowly and deliberately

• Softly and indistinctly

• Quickly and excitedly

• Loudly and clearly