ACTIVITY 5 While You Read: Making Predictions Joline :boe JOY 19f1A happen later in a narrative. Predictions are based on details in the text and on your own Reading Skill: Make Predictions: A prediction is an informed guess about what might ideas. As you read, notice details that may foreshadow future events. When you verify predictions, you read on to see if the prediction you made is correct. If a prediction turns out to be wrong, evaluate your reasoning by asking questions like these: did I misread details? did the author purposely create false expectations in order to surprise me later in the story? NOTE: You will need to come back to this activity and complete the VERIFY column once you've gone on to finish the story. In the VERIFY column, you will need to write YES for correct predictions NO for incorrect predictions. 13975 DIRECTIONS: Read the rest of the first page of Harrison Bergeron," then complete the chart below. tlict is ONLINE READING Use your camera app to scan this code to link to the assigned reading. Or go to: tinyurl.com/ KVonnegut- Bergeron at might our own a verify n turns ter in once ES for e the chang PREDICTION VERIFY YES OR NO Characters: Who do you think are the protagonists? antagonists? Why do you think their son has been ury is set med vilambian 918 anmor YEW sri tuoda nir sisa taken away from them? Conflict: what seems to be the conflict JW A Student Activity Workbook - 8/2019