Reading with Feeling: Enhance Your Reading Expression Skills

Question 1

Which picture shows someone who is shouting very loudly?

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Picture of a person shouting

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Picture of a person whispering

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Picture of a person talking normally

Question 2

Which sentence should you read with a happy voice?

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I am excited to go to school!

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The cat is sleeping.

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The dog is barking.

Question 3

What does it mean to read with fluency?

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To read with expression

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To read quickly without mistakes

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To read loudly and clearly

Question 4

Which sentence should you read with a sad voice?

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I lost my toy.

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I won the game!

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I am going to the park.

Question 5

What does it mean to read with expression?

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Reading with appropriate intonation, phrasing, and volume

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Reading in a boring voice

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Reading as fast as you can

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Reading without making any mistakes

Question 6

Which of these is an example of good phrasing when reading aloud?

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Grouping words together to create meaning

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Reading each word separately

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Reading without pausing

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Reading in a monotone

Question 7

Let's practice! Read aloud the sentence, 'The cat is very happy!' How should your voice sound to show that the cat is happy?

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Excited and playful

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Loud and angry

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Soft and sad

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Slow and tired

Question 8

When you read a question, what should you do with your voice?

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Make your voice go up at the end.

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Keep your voice at the same level.

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Make your voice go down.

Question 9

What should you do when you read a comma in a sentence?

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Take a very short pause.

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Take a long pause.

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Don't pause at all.

Question 10

Which of these is NOT a good way to read with expression?

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Mumbling your words.

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Using different voices for different characters.

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Changing the speed of your voice.

Question 11

When you read well, what does it sound like?

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Smooth and easy to understand.

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Very fast.

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Full of mistakes.

Question 12

When you read a sentence that shows surprise, what should you do with your voice?

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Make your voice go up at the end.

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Make your voice go down.

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Keep your voice at the same level.

Question 13

Which of these voices sounds excited?

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I'm so pumped to go to the park!

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I'm so tired today.

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I don't want to eat my vegetables.

Question 14

What does 'loudly' mean?

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Speaking with more force

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Speaking in a high voice

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Speaking in a soft voice

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Speaking with less force

Question 15

Why do we pause when we read?

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To give the listener time to understand

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To make the reading more exciting

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To make the reading sound more professional

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To make the reading sound more fun

Question 16

Which of these books might have the best expression when read aloud?

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A fairy tale book

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A math book

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A science book

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A history book

Question 17

When you read aloud, what should you use to show different emotions in your voice?

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Your voice

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Your body

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Your hands

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Your feet

Question 18

What does it mean to read with 'expression'?

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Reading with different voices for different characters

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Reading every word exactly the same way

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Reading as fast as you can without making any mistakes

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Reading in a robot-like voice

Question 19

Which of these would help you improve your reading expression?

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Practicing reading aloud

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Watching TV

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Playing video games

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Eating a snack

Question 20

When you read aloud, you should try to make your voice sound like you are talking to someone. What is this called?

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Expression

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Fluency

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Comprehension

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Decoding

Question 21

Which of these is a tip for reading aloud with expression?

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Pausing at the end of sentences

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Ignoring punctuation marks

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Speaking in a monotone voice

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Reading as quickly as possible

Question 22

What is the main purpose of reading aloud with expression?

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To help listeners enjoy and understand the text better

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To entertain listeners

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To make the text more difficult to understand

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To show off how smart you are

Question 23

When you read aloud, what is the best way to show that you are asking a question?

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Using a rising tone of voice

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Using a falling tone of voice

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Reading the question very quickly

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Reading the question very slowly

Question 24

What is an example of a story that you could read aloud with expression?

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The Three Little Pigs

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A math textbook

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A science encyclopedia

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A newspaper article

Question 25

Use your best talking voice when you read so others can understand you easily.

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Yes, use your natural speaking voice.

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No, shout as loud as you can.

Question 26

How can you improve your reading expression?

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Read out loud to yourself or others.

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Read just the last words in each sentence.

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Don't pay attention to the commas and periods.

Question 27

What is intonation?

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It's how your voice goes up and down while you read.

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It's how fast you read.

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It's how quietly you read.

Question 28

When reading aloud, you should pause at ______ to help people understand your story.

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commas and periods

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exclamation points and question marks

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every word

Question 29

Why is it important to read with expression?

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It makes stories more enjoyable and easier to understand.

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It helps you read faster.

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It makes you feel like a superhero.

Question 30

When practicing intonation, you can pretend you are different people and use different ______.

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voices

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speeds

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loudness

Question 31

What should you do after reading a sentence with a period?

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Stop for a moment and then continue reading.

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Keep reading as fast as you can.

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Skip to the next sentence without stopping.

Question 32

What is the best way to improve your reading fluency?

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Read as much as you can!

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Try to guess words you don't know.

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Only look at the beginning of each sentence.

Question 33

What is the main reason to use expression when you read?

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To make reading more interesting and fun.

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To show your friends how smart you are.

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To read as quickly as possible.

Question 34

Which of these is NOT a benefit of reading with expression?

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Slows down your reading speed.

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Helps you understand the story better.

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Makes reading more fun.

Question 35

What does it mean to read with volume?

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Reading so people can hear you

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Reading very quietly

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Reading very fast

Question 36

When you read the sentence 'The big dog ran', you should pause for a short time after the word...

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big

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the

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dog

Question 37

Which of these is NOT a reason why you might need to change how loud you are reading?

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The time of day

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The size of the room you are in

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The number of people listening to you

Question 38

Which of these things helps you enjoy and understand a story more?

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Reading with different voices

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Reading really fast

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Reading in a whisper

Question 39

Imagine you're reading a story out loud. What does it mean to read with the right volume?

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Reading at a level that can be clearly heard by others nearby

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Reading so loud that everyone can hear you

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Reading so softly that no one can hear you

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Reading at a level that can only be heard by the reader

Question 40

Let's pretend you're reading a story. What does it look like when you read with good intonation?

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Your voice goes up and down to show different emotions

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Your voice stays flat and doesn't change

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You read too quickly, making it hard to follow

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You read too slowly, making it boring to listen to

Question 41

What does it mean to read with phrasing?

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Reading in a smooth way, grouping words together

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Reading in a choppy way, breaking up the words

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Reading too quickly, rushing through the words

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Reading too slowly, dragging out the words

Question 42

If you want to understand a story better, which of these things should you do?

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Read with feeling and expression

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Read as quickly as you can

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Don't pay attention to what you're reading

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Only look at the pictures

Question 43

Which of these is a great way to practice reading with expression?

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Read a story out loud to a friend or family member

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Read a story to yourself in your head

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Watch a movie instead of reading

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Play a video game instead of reading

Question 44

What does it mean to read with fluency?

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Reading smoothly and easily, without stumbling over words

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Reading very slowly and carefully, sounding out every word

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Reading with lots of pauses and stops

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Reading only the words on the page, without any expression

Question 45

When we read with expression, what's the most important thing to remember?

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Having fun and enjoying yourself

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Making sure you read every word perfectly

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Reading as fast as you can

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Reading in a loud, booming voice

Question 46

When you read out loud, how can you share your feelings about what you're reading?

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Using different tones of voice

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Ignoring punctuation marks

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Reading in a flat tone

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Skipping over words

Question 47

Which of these helps you read smoothly, like when you talk?

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Phrasing the words in groups

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Saying each word separately

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Not pausing at punctuation marks

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Rushing through the words

Question 48

Why is it important to use your voice at a good level when you read aloud?

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So that others can hear you clearly

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So that you can skip words

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So that you don't make mistakes

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So that you can read faster

Question 49

What's a good way to practice reading with expression?

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Reading out loud to yourself or others

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Only reading silently

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Not paying attention to the meaning of the words

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Only reading the first letter of each word

Question 50

When you read aloud, which of these helps you keep your voice going at a steady pace?

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Taking deep breaths

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Holding your breath

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Talking too fast

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Not paying attention to the end of sentences

Question 51

What shows that you're reading with expression?

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Using different volumes and tones of voice

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Ignoring punctuation marks

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Making mistakes in pronunciation

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Reading all the words in the same way

Question 52

Why is it important to notice punctuation marks when you read aloud?

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To know when to pause or stop

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So that you can skip over words

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So that you can read faster

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So that you can change your voice

Question 53

Which of these is a good tip for reading aloud with expression?

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Imagine you're telling a story

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Only read the first letter of each word

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Don't worry about making mistakes

Question 54

When you read out loud, how can you show that you're feeling excited?

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Using a louder voice with a higher pitch

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Using a soft voice with a lower pitch

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Not changing your voice at all

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Reading quickly and skipping words

Question 55

Which of these is NOT a good thing about reading with expression?

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Making it harder for others to understand

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Making the reading more interesting

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Improving your reading fluency

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Helping you understand what you're reading