Q.A.R. Strategy poster teaching students how to answer questions using different levels of reading comprehension.

A colorful educational poster outlining the Q.A.R. (Right There, Think and Search, Author and You) reading comprehension strategy with examples and questions for each level.

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Q.A.R. Strategy stands for Question-Answer Relationship. It helps readers figure out where to find answers to questions about a text. There are four types:
1. Right There – The answer is directly in the text (e.g., “Who?” or “When?”).
2. Think and Search – The answer is in the text, but you must look across multiple parts (e.g., “What caused…?”).
3. Author and You – You combine what the author says with your own thinking (e.g., “Why did the author write…?”).
4. On My Own – The answer comes only from your own knowledge or experience (e.g., “Have you ever…?”).

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