Please identify the Reading Strategy that is being used in each sentence below. 1. Last night while I was reading my book, there was a character that reminded me of myself. I felt I knew that character personally. We had so many things in common. Strategy: \ 2. There was a house in the story that the author described perfectly. I felt as if the house was in front of me. A picture was painted in my mind. Strategy: 3. There was one part of the story that did not make any sense when I read it at first. I had to reread it several times before I understood what I was reading. Strategy: 4. At the end of the first chapter I found myself guessing as to what was going to happen next. I just had to continue reading to find out if I was correct. Strategy: 5. When I finished reading the story, I was very sad. It did not end the way I was hoping it would have ended. It was not the best book I have read. Very disappointing! Strategy: 6. At the end, the main character moved to another country. I was hoping for a happy ending. I don’t understand why the author ended the story that way. Why would she do such a thing? Strategy:

You: Hello.

You friend: Hi! I haven't seen you for ages. 

You: I went to a little trip. Have you ever been to Volgograd?

Your friend: No, I haven't. What about you?

You: I was there a few days ago.

Your friend: Is it worth  to visit?

You: Oh, yes, sure! I think it's really beautiful city.

Your friend:Why do you think so?

You: There many places to visit and see.

Your friend: What do mean?

You: To begin it I must say that Mamaev Kurgan, first of all. It's a wonderful place.

Your friend: Is it really situated on the hill?

You: Yes, really!

Your friend: I've seen many photos of this monument.

You: And I saw it with my own eyes! It's unforgetable place. You should go there as soon as possible.

Your friend: What place did you visit except Mamaev Kurgan?

You: As for me the historical museum which they called Panorama of Stalingrad Battle.

Your friend:What impressions did you have there?

You: Very good. From my point of view it's an amazing place too. If you ever are in Volgograd you should go and see it.

Your friend: You are a good teller. I want to visit this city. How did you get there?

You: By plane.

Your friend: Oh, were you afraid?

You: Why? No, it was very interesting.

Your friend: Thank you for conversation.

You: You are welcome.

You: Hello.

You friend: Hi! I haven't seen you for ages. 

You: I went to a little trip. Have you ever been to Volgograd?

Your friend: No, I haven't. What about you?

You: I was there a few days ago.

Your friend: Is it worth  to visit?

You: Oh, yes, sure! I think it's really beautiful city.

Your friend:Why do you think so?

You: There many places to visit and see.

Your friend: What do mean?

You: To begin it I must say that Mamaev Kurgan, first of all. It's a wonderful place.

Your friend: Is it really situated on the hill?

You: Yes, really!

Your friend: I've seen many photos of this monument.

You: And I saw it with my own eyes! It's unforgetable place. You should go there as soon as possible.

Your friend: What place did you visit except Mamaev Kurgan?

You: As for me the historical museum which they called Panorama of Stalingrad Battle.

Your friend:What impressions did you have there?

You: Very good. From my point of view it's an amazing place too. If you ever are in Volgograd you should go and see it.

Your friend: You are a good teller. I want to visit this city. How did you get there?

You: By plane.

Your friend: Oh, were you afraid?

You: Why? No, it was very interesting.

Your friend: Thank you for conversation.

You: You are welcome.