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Wise Choices:Reading

True/False,Multiple Choice, Fill in the Blank, Short Answers

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True or False: Each idea- main or secondary- is typically followed by supporting details such as examples, evidence, explanation, and experiences. True
True or False: Mindless reading is characterized by intense mental engagement in what you are reading. False
True or False: The main idea is the most important idea the author wants to convey about a key concept. True
True or False: On the ACT nearly 1.2 million scored the highest on reading. False
True or False: Chapter Objectives or Focus Questions are usually put at the end of a chapter False
True or False: Reading in chunks instead of one word at a time, can greatly increase your reading speed. True
The act of running your eyes over a page only to realize you don't recall a thing you read is a) mindless reading b) active reading c) key concept d) secondary idea
The four levels of Key concepts are ______,_______,_________,__________. main ideas secondary ideas major supporting details minor supporting details
A secondary idea elaborates on a _________ ________ by answering questions that readers may have about it. main idea key concept supporting detail
What are some things you should do before you begin to read?
How does reading in chunks improve reading?
Created by: jeneicenicole
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