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Reading Success
Flashcards for key components of a successfull reading
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| One of the most important ways you will collect knowledge is by -------? | Reading |
| A Key concept is the main topic you are reading about. a)True b) False | a)True |
| Which of the following applies before reading? a) Review past readings b)Preview before reading c)Identify the purpose d)Create a list of questions? e)All of the above | e)All of the above |
| Taking notes is an important step while reading. a)True b)False | a)True |
| If you read in ----- you will increase your speed and your comprehension. | Chunks |
| On occasion every reader need to revisit difficult passages. a) False b) True | b)True |
| Upon finishing a reading assignment you should a)Ask yourself question to see the big picture b)take notes c)pause to recite d)read critically | a)Ask yourself question to see the big picture |
| Mark and annotate your text while reading. a)False b)True | b)True |
| Look up the definition of ---- words | Key |
| The more difficult the reading, the more often you'll want to ---- to ----. | pause, recite |
| Major supporting details are place at which level of significance? a)Level1 b)Level2 c)Level3 d)Level4 | c)Level3 |
| When do you seek assistance? a)While reading b)Before reading c)After reading | c)After reading |
| Taking notes is not an important step while reading. a)True b)False | b)False |
| What special formatting is use to put a spotlight on key concepts? a)words in CAPITAL b)bolt c)italic d)color e)All of the above | e)All of the above |
| Use a ---- when you don't know the meaning of a key word. | Dictionary |
| Many College texts provide a summary at the end of a chapter. a)True b)False | a)True |
| Approach reading with a positive -----. | Attitude |
| What is usually placed at the beginning of a chapter. a)Chapter Summaries b)Chapter objectives or Focus questions c)Visual Elements | b)Chapter objectives or Focus questions |
| What are the 2 levels of significance of major and minor supporting details. | Level 3 and 4 |
| What could provide you with a helpful overview of the topics you'll be reading about? | Chapter titles and Headings |