Asking about Questions

    Hello, there. (I don't know why I do this like I'm in YouTube.)
                       - Me

      Why do we ask questions?
            We ask questions to learn more about a certain topic. If we don't or never ask questions, then we would only know what we would stay with. When reading a book, we ask questions to answer certain events happening in the text. We might even have to look around in the book to find the answer, sometimes the answer might not even be in the book.

    Here are four types of questions regarding books:

1. Right There -
       The "Right There" question indicates that the question is in the book/text, or could be in another page/book.

2. Think and Search -
       The "Think and Search" question says that you think of an answer, but you'd have to point out several topics to connect your answer to the aftermath of the said event.

3. Author and Me -
       The "Author and Me" question means that the answer might not be obvious or in front of you, so that you have to think of an answer with the knowledge the author gave you in the story.

4. On My Own -
        The "On My Own" question means that the answer isn't in front of you and isn't obvious, and you don't know what would happen. So, you think of what would happen next in the story to the character, place, animal, etc. using your own understanding of the story.

     Well, that's all for this blog. I hoped you liked it, if you did, please provide some feedback for future blogs and so that I can make them better. Thanks!
                        - Me