GED Reading Comprehension Practice & Strategy Part 4

#GED #GEDRLA Boost your GED RLA score with these reading comprehension practice problems! I'll give you tips and strategies along the way to help you get the test done so you can move ahead to bigger and better things like college or a better job. Thank you for watching! Good luck with your test! If you missed parts 1, 2, and 3, here are the links where you can watch them now if you'd like to: GED RLA Reading Comprehension Strategy/Practice for Fiction on Reasoning Through Language Arts, Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_t_fmPzdw8&list=PLD6T1iaQaQdavrzwfhsFRzpztJLejOHfa GED RLA Reading Comprehension Practice for Reasoning Through Language Arts Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgmh9IyJsRw&list=PLD6T1iaQaQdavrzwfhsFRzpztJLejOHfa&index=2 GED Reading Comprehension Practice & Strategy Part 3 for a higher score: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MMVUva6_i0&list=PLD6T1iaQaQdavrzwfhsFRzpztJLejOHfa&index=5 You might also like GED RLA Reading Comprehension Strategy #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBawebmUolg&list=PLD6T1iaQaQdavrzwfhsFRzpztJLejOHfa&index=3 25+ Best GED Reading Comprehension Tips 2 get more RLA questions right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylu9VtUl_Ug&list=PLD6T1iaQaQdavrzwfhsFRzpztJLejOHfa&index=6 If you want more videos to help you pass the GED so you can move on to bigger and better things in life like college or a better job, please click this link to subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TestPrepChampions/?sub_confirmation=1. Thank you so much more for considering subscribing! I really appreciate it. 00:00 Beginning 00:38 Q1 Setting 1:48 Q2 Characters 2:21 Q3 Point of view 4:04 Q4 5:40 Q5 7:11 Q6 Simile, metaphor, dialogue 8:52 Q7 Inferences 11:19 Q8 12:36 Q9 Figuring out a sequence 14:38 Q10 practice making inferences 16:20 Q11 Figuring out which word best fits using context clues 18:17 Q12 Determining the definition using the context 19:19 Q13 What's the conflict? 22:28 Q14 What's the most likely definition of the word 23:38 Q15 Use context clues to determine which word best fits in the blank 24:20 Rule of thumb about vowel sounds 25:19 Q16 Making inferences based on the passage. Critical thinking exercise 28:09 Q17 More meaning of words practice 28:49 Q18 Critical thinking practice 29:50 Q19 Meaning of words practice 30:20 Q20 Exercise to remember characters better Some notes from the video: Figure out the setting: -Where the story takes place -When (year, month, time of day, etc.) Dialogue: Conversation between 2 or more people -Gives us deeper insight into the plot and the characters -Can be a source of GED test questions Remember the SCCT 1. Setting 2. Characters 3. Conflict 4. Theme General rule of thumb: The word an comes before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u) -Losing track of the different characters is a common reason students struggle with reading comprehension. -A good strategy is to try to think of ways to tell each character apart.