What is a corandic? A
corandic is an emurient grof with many fribs.
What does corandic grank from? It granks from corite.
How do garkers excarp the tarances from the corite? By glarcking the corite and staring it in the
tranker-clarped storbs.
What does the slorp finally frast? Pragety, blickant crankle: coranda
What is coranda? Coranda is a cargurt, grinkling corandic
and borigen
How is the corandic nacerated from the borigen? By means of loracity
What do the garkers finally thrap? They thrap a glick, bracht, glupous grapant,
corandic, which granks in many steps.
How is it that you were able to answer such questions?
This passage was difficult to read because the words were fictionalized and didn't make any sense to me. Some of the words actually reminded of a Dr. Seuss' book. I was able to answer the questions because I
went to the passage and looked for the key words that were in the questions. The
way the text and questions were written you don’t even have to read the passage or comprehend
it for that matter to answer the questions. You just
look back and find the key words and you can determine the answer.
What does this experience suggest about the kinds of
“comprehension” questions found in workbooks and on standardized tests?
When students are completing workbooks and standardized tests,
they want to hurry up and finish. They
basically skip to the questions without even reading the passage. This experience suggest that activities like
these are not always the best way to determine if students have a full grasp
and actually understand the information presented to them.
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