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Sunday, 12 April 2020

Rising seas comprehension questions

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Comprehension Questions

What percentage of water on Earth is made up of oceans?
____% of water on Earth is made up of oceans.


Why are sea levels rising?

Are rising sea levels getting better or worse? How do you know that?

What are the effects of rising sea levels?

In what year did the Port of Auckland see it’s highest sea level? What was the sea level at?

How did rainfall effect Australia?

Without researching, how do you think we could help prevent sea levels from rising?



Today for reading we had to answer some comprehension questions about a text. Above is a picture of my comprehension questions and my answers (please note: Miss Thompson has not put the answers up for obvious reasons).


Answering comprehension questions are an excellent way of seeing how much of the text you have understood. When I answer comprehension questions about a text I often re-read certain parts of the text to find the answer. Miss Thompson always tell us "It is not a memory test", so it is important to go back and find the answers if you can not remember. Re-reading and finding the answers makes me understand the text better as I have a purpose for reading and it makes me think critically about the question that is being asked.


Do you have to answer comprehension questions about a text? If so, how does it help you understand what you've read?

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