Deciding relevancy

Comprehension ToolkitDeciding relevancy

Comprehension ToolkitDeciding relevancy

Comprehension means understanding.

The answers to some questions are easy to find,

while the answers to others are more difficult to work out.

The best way to understand a text is to ask yourself questions

as you read it.

Comprehension ToolkitDeciding relevancy

Knowing what information is relevant to the topic of a text helps you

to understand the text.

In a group of fruit, the battery is the odd one out. It is not relevant to the group.

Which item does not belong in this group?

Comprehension ToolkitDeciding relevancy

Which sentence is not relevant to this paragraph?

Recycling is good for the environment. It helps to reduce the amount of waste we make. If we recycle paper, it means we chop down fewer trees. A tree is a plant with a tall, woody trunk. Recycling cans reduces the amount of energy we need to make new cans.

This is the topic sentence.

Comprehension ToolkitDeciding relevancy

Which sentence is not relevant to this paragraph?

Fresh water is essential for life. People and animals drink fresh water. Plants need fresh water to grow. Almost all of the world’s water is salt water. We use fresh water for our homes, industry and agriculture.

This is the topic sentence.

Comprehension Toolkit

Deciding relevancy

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