You will typically find text-specific questions within reading comprehension sections of standardized tests, exams, or assignments given by educational institutions or instructors. These questions encourage students to engage with the text actively, as they need to draw knowledge and insights specific to that text to provide accurate responses.
Text-specific questions may focus on various aspects of the text, such as:
- Main ideas or themes
- Supporting details or evidence
- Character analysis or development (in literary texts)
- Inference and drawing conclusions
- Identifying literary devices or rhetorical strategies
- Analyzing the structure or organization of the text
- Comparing or contrasting different sections of the text
- Evaluating the author's purpose or perspective
By answering text-specific questions effectively, individuals demonstrate their ability to comprehend, analyze, and critically engage with the given reading material.