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    1. The document contains a 12 question quiz about strategies for teaching literacy through literature. The questions cover topics like image analysis, jigsaw technique, literary response, graphic stories, KWL strategy, cooperative learning, and the role of the teacher as a literacy mentor. 2. The questions test understanding of different comprehension strategies used before, during, and after reading like activating background knowledge, visualizing, and working together in groups. 3. Literature-based instruction is described as doing authentic activities with literature like writers and readers would, and supporting students as needed in these activities.

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    1. The document contains a 12 question quiz about strategies for teaching literacy through literature. The questions cover topics like image analysis, jigsaw technique, literary response, graphic stories, KWL strategy, cooperative learning, and the role of the teacher as a literacy mentor. 2. The questions test understanding of different comprehension strategies used before, during, and after reading like activating background knowledge, visualizing, and working together in groups. 3. Literature-based instruction is described as doing authentic activities with literature like writers and readers would, and supporting students as needed in these activities.

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    1. The document contains a 12 question quiz about strategies for teaching literacy through literature. The questions cover topics like image analysis, jigsaw technique, literary response, graphic stories, KWL strategy, cooperative learning, and the role of the teacher as a literacy mentor. 2. The questions test understanding of different comprehension strategies used before, during, and after reading like activating background knowledge, visualizing, and working together in groups. 3. Literature-based instruction is described as doing authentic activities with literature like writers and readers would, and supporting students as needed in these activities.

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    Group 5 Quiz

    THE STRATEGIES IN TEACHING LITERACY THROUGH LITERATURE


    INTRODUCTION
    Name:____________________________________________________

    1. With the imagination of the students or learners, image analysis allows them to explore
    more experiences. Image analysis’ purpose is to guide the learners by the use of a close
    analysis of image.
    a. Both statements are correct.

    b. Both statements are wrong.

    c. First statement is correct but the second statement is wrong.

    d. First statement is wrong but the second statement is correct.

    2. This strategy is a collaborative strategy in which the learners work together to answer and
    solve the problem about an assigned reading.

    a. Think-Pair-Square
    b. Think Pair-Share
    c. Cooperative Learning
    d. Collaborative Learning
    3. Jigsaw is a strategy is a strategy in which it enables each learners of a home group to
    specialize in one aspect of a topic. Cooperative learning is not applicable in this strategy.
    a. Both statements are correct.

    b. Both statements are wrong.

    c. First statement is correct but the second statement is wrong.

    d. First statement is wrong but the second statement is correct.

    4. This strategy builds an argument about a text, using evidences to explain how the author
    uses characters, symbols, or other literary strategies to convey a message.
    a. Literacy Level
    b. Literary Response
    c. Class Discussion
    d. Story Reading
    5. In the process of writing a literary response, you should always include your _____ along
    with relevant evidences to make the response firm.
    a. Arguments
    b. Statements
    c. Questions
    d. Information
    6. It guides the learners to make an image in their mind’s eye to match the story or
    informational article that they are reading.
    a. Image Analysis
    b. Graphic Story
    c. Jigsaw
    d. Visualization
    7. A type of Text that combines images and words and it is also the same as comic book.
    a. Graphic Story
    b. Graphical Presentation
    c. Picture Books
    d. Visualization
    8. It is much more than giving students quality literature; it is doing the authentic things with
    the literature that all writers and readers would naturally do, and giving students support with
    these activities as they need it.

    a. The Literacy Level of a person..

    b. The Teaching Strategies of the teachers.

    c. The Literature Based-Instruction.

    d. The Literature among Young Learners.


    9. This is a comprehension strategy in teaching that is used to activate the background
    knowledge or schema prior to reading and is completely student centered. It is used to
    organize learning before, during and after the lesson.

    a. KWL Strategy

    b. Think-Pair-Share

    c. Jigsaw

    d. Story Reading

    10. More Experienced Individual are the teachers and educators only. The strategy of
    cooperative learning is breaking the class in a large group to help each other.

    a. Both statements are correct.

    b. Both statements are wrong.

    c. First statement is correct but the second statement is wrong.

    d. First statement is wrong but the second statement is correct.

    11. Literacy have an important role in transforming our students into socially engaged
    citizens. When a child learns to speak, its literacy journey begins and its literacy abilities are
    nurtured through their families and communities.

    a. Both statements are correct.

    b. Both statements are wrong.

    c. First statement is correct but the second statement is wrong.

    d. First statement is wrong but the second statement is correct.

    12. As a mentor, the teacher serves as a model for reading and writing. By reading aloud to
    students, the teacher models language for them.

    a. Both statements are correct.


    b. Both statements are wrong.

    c. First statement is correct but the second statement is wrong.

    d. First statement is wrong but the second statement is correct.

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