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Reading

Assignment 1 Option 2

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A _____ _____ is the main topic you are reading about. key concept
Good readers read one word at a time. True or False? False
List three out of the six things you should do after reading. 1. Reflect on what you read 2. Reread difficult passages 3. Recite the marked text 4. Talk about what you read 5. Read another book on the same subject 6. Seek assistance
Which one of the CORE learning strategies goes along with reading? A. Rehearse B. Collect C. Organize D. Evaluate B. Collect
If you read __ ______ you will increase your speed and your comprehension. in chunks
Before reading, one of the things you should do is create a distributed reading schedule. True or False? True
What is one of the visual elements used to reinforce concepts and improve readers' understanding? A. Charts B. Graphs C. Illustrations D. Cartoons E. All of the above E. All of the above
Words in capitals, bold, italics, or color put a spotlight on key concepts and ideas. True or False? True
______ ______ is the act of running your eyes over a page only to realize you don't recall a thing you read. Mindless reading
Your main goal when reading is to: A. Focus on just words that are capital, bold, italics, or color. B. Memorize everything you read C. Collect key concepts, important ideas, and supporting details D. All of the above C. Collect key concepts, important ideas, and supporting details
All ideas printed are true. True or False? False
List the key concept ideas in order. 1. Main Ideas 2. Secondary Ideas 3. Major Supporting Details 4. Minor Supporting Details
What is the foundation of your success because it influences the choices you make? A. Self-discipline B. Motivation C. Patience D. Attitude D. Attitude
Which one should you not do while reading? A. Identify the purpose of what you are reading B. Take notes C. Concentrate on reading faster D. Read critically A. Identify the purpose of what you are reading
When you don't know the meaning of a word you should: A. Look up the definition B. Ignore it completely and keep reading C. Try to guess what it means D. Try to find definition on page but disregard if not there as it's probably not important then A. Look up the definition
_____ _____ is characterized by intense mental engagement in what you are reading. Active reading
It is always wise to preview your book or chapter before reading. True or False? True
You shouldn't glance at pages you have previously read as this can be distracting from what you are about to read. True or False? False
_______ _______ such as examples, evidence, explanation, and experiences typically come before each idea - main or secondary. Supporting details
The fastest way to preview a book is to look at the _____ ___ _____. table of contents
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