QAR Questions

QAR-templates.pdf
QAR Resources
Students were introduced to the following
type of questions while reading our text.
See the example Question Answer Relationships 
Begin with the open-ended questions.

• Right There (Easy to Find): Who What Why Where When and How
• Think and Search (Answer located in more than one sentence): Main Idea, Compare and Contrast

Move toward Questions to go with the text. 

• Author and Me (Answer is implied): Author's ideas or opinions
  
• On My Own (Use own experiences to answer the questions: Infer

Right There Questions then one question from Think and Search, Author and You, and On My Own

Right There Questions

• Who_____?
• What_______?
• Where________?
• When_________?

Think and Search

• Why_____?
• What cause_______?
• Tell me in your own words ________?
• What happened first, second or third?
• What are the characteristics of _______?
• Characters/Setting/Problem/Events/
• Solution?

Author and You

• What can you infer about ____’s feelings in this section of the text?
• What do you predict will happen next?  Why do you think so?
• The setting is never stated but where do you think the story is taking place?
• Why______?
• What if _______?
• What does the author mean when ______?
• Tell me the most important reason_______?
• What are the themes of this text?
• Tell me the biggest problem_______?

On My Own

• Do you think_____?
• How would you____?
• Which is better______?
• Would you agree that______?
• Were you ever ____?
• In your opinion _____?
• Would it be better if _____?

QAR Questions
Right There Questions
Think and Search
Author and You
On My Own

QAR-Bookmarks.pdf