QAR Question, Answer Relationship

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QARQuestion, Answer Relationship

• When answering questions, QAR helps you know
• when to GO,
• when to STOP,
• and when to TAKE A TURN.

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Right There questions ask for simple facts from
the text.

• Right There (green light) Go to the answer by
  scanning the text to find the key word.

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Think and Search questions need information
from several parts of the text.

• Think and Search (yellow light) Slow down.
  Look around. The answer comes from several places
  in the text.

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Author and Me questions combine text
information with reader experience.
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On My Own questions ask for the readers ideas.

• On My Own (turning arrow) This is the reader's
  turn to express an opinion.

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Use QAR when answering questions about a text.

• On My Own (turning arrow) This is the reader's
  turn to express an opinion.
• Author and Me (Red light) Stop and put together
  something the author has told you with something
  you already know.
• Think and Search (yellow light) Slow down.
  Look around. The answer comes from several places
  in the text.
• Right There (green light) Go to the answer by
  scanning the text to find the key word.