1. How often did you participate in the weekly reading homework (completing the reading log and OWL journal)?
	every week most of the weeks some of the weeks none

	2. Did you enjoy reading your selected book for reading homework?
	Yes, all of the time Most of the time Some of the time None of the time I didn't do any reading homework

	3. Do you think the assigned reading log homework helped you read more on your own?
	Yes Some of the time NO

	4. How do you think the reading homework affected your reading grade?
	The reading homework helped improve my reading grade. The reading homework hurt my reading grade. The reading homework didn't affect my reading grade.

	5. When you didn't participate in the reading homework, which of the following might have been the main reason?
	I forgot about the homework. I couldn't get parents to sign off on the log. I didn't want to do it. I didn't have time to do it.

	6. If you didn't have time to complete your weekly reading homework, choose what activities were taking up your time.
	Other homework Electronic entertainment: TV, computer/internet, music Extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, etc. Home responsibilities such as cleaning, cooking, watching my siblings, etc. Friend activities Other

	7. If the reading homework were eliminated, what affect would it have on your reading at home?
	I would still read at home on my own. I wouldn't read at home. I would read only when I had a homework assignment that required it.

	8. Did you mind completing the OWL journal assignment?
	Yes, I didn't like completing it. No. No.  I liked thinking about what I read and getting points for writing about it.

	9. Would you read at home, complete the reading log, and complete the OWL journal if the reading homework was optional?
	Yes. No. Only when I needed more points to help me make a passing grade.

	10. What do you think is the best way to improve your reading? Also, what would be the best way to encourage you to read more at home?