Which of the following is NOT a type of question in a QAR system?

In a QAR (Question-Answer Relationship) system, the types of questions typically include 'Right There,' 'Author and You,' and 'On My Own.' These categories help students understand the relationship between questions and the text they are engaged with.

'Right There' questions have answers that can be found directly in the text, while 'Author and You' questions require the reader to combine their own knowledge with information from the text to formulate a response. 'On My Own' questions allow for independent thought where answers are based on the reader’s opinion or personal experience, rather than information from the text.

The type 'Summary and Analysis' does not fit in this established framework of the QAR system. While summarizing and analyzing text are important skills in reading comprehension, they do not represent a distinct category of question that fits within the structure that QAR provides for addressing different levels of textual engagement. Therefore, identifying 'Summary and Analysis' as not being a part of the QAR question types is accurate.