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Reading

Assignment 1; Option 2

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True / False Reading should be approached with a positive attitude. True
True / False Reading in chunks increase speed and comprehension. True
True / False Difficult passages should be overlooked. False
True / False Concentrating on the material being read does not increase reading speed. False
True / False A marathon reading session is helpful before an exam. False
True / False By keeping the reading purpose in mind, you program yourself to collect the most important ideas. True
Which principle of deep and lasting learning does reviewing past readings relate to? 1) Prior Learning 2) Quality of Processing 3) Quantity of Processing 1) Prior Learning
What should be previewed before reading? 1) Table of Contents 2) Chapter Objectives or Focus Questions 3) Visual Elements 4) All of the Above 4) All of the Above
If you problems understanding what you've read, 1) give up. 2) throw the book away and look for an easier topic. 3) seek assistance. 3) seek assistance.
What can heighten your concentration, increase your active involvement, and improve your understanding to the material being read? 1) Nothing 2) Create a list of questions to be answered from the reading material. 3) Multi-task while reading. 2) Create a list of questions to be answered from the reading material.
If a lengthy reading assignment is given, it should be read 1) during many short reading sessions. 2) all at once. 3) while driving. 1) during many short reading sessions.
What is a strategy for Collecting ideas from textbooks? 1) Phone a Friend 2) There are none. 3) Take Notes 3) Take Notes
Learn to ________ by being a healthy skeptic. read critically.
Look up the __________ of key words when you don't know the meaning. definition
When creating study materials, your marks and __________ will help you continue Collecting the most important ideas to learn. annotations
Read for ________ to questions on your list. answers
_________ about what you read. Explain the main ideas and supporting details. Talk
Recite the ________ text. Read aloud the parts of the text you have underlined or highlighted. marked
What does it mean to "reflect on what you read"? Upon finishing a reading assignment, lean back, close your eyes, and ask yourself questions that will help you see the big picture.
Why is it beneficial to pause and recite after reading? Summarizing aloud what was read helps us to understand and remember the main ideas and supporting details.
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