Cure Questions Exit Slip

In this worksheet, students read a passage about the discovery of penicillin and create one example question-and its answer-for each QAR type: Right There, Think and Search, Author and Me, and On My Own. This activity helps students demonstrate understanding of how QAR types differ by requiring them to generate questions that match each category. Learners must identify text-based details, infer meaning, and connect personal knowledge where appropriate. The exercise deepens comprehension and reinforces flexible questioning strategies across informational text.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Developing and Applying QAR Strategies

Reading Comprehension – Literal, Inferential, and Opinion Questioning

Critical Thinking – Constructing Purposeful Questions

English Language Arts – Evidence-Based Answering

This worksheet is part of our QAR (question-answer relationships) worksheets collection.