Wright Thinking

Students read a passage about the Wright Brothers and rewrite each provided question so that it matches a different QAR type. This exercise challenges students to adjust question structure, depth, and purpose. By generating alternate question forms, learners become more adept at understanding how QAR types shape thinking and comprehension. This activity supports flexible question creation and deepens engagement with the reading.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Crafting Questions

Reading Comprehension – Understanding QAR Variations

Critical Thinking – Adapting Question Structure

English Language Arts – Connecting Text to Thinking Skills

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