Reading W14

Zoomed-__________ words are ones that give more detailor describe a specific member of a group.

The Leitner System works by recycling __________ words more often.

The Leitner System and spaced repetition are examples of ______________________.

FINISH THE SENTENCE: A falling intonation shows that we have ....

A 'bouquet of flowers' and a 'crowd of people' are examples of ___________ nouns.

HOW MANY CONTENT WORDS ARE IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE: "Mari lives in a big house by the sea."

Bilingual dicitonaries give translations and explanations in ____________ language.

'Pre-', as in 'prepaid' is a _________ that means before.

Which of these words is a synonym for 'laugh'?

Which of the two words has a LONG sound?

Computer programs that tell you about the frequency of the words in a text are called ___________________.

________ are two letters that represent a single sound.

_________-out words are ones that describe a general type or group.

How long do you pause: after a comma ( , ) ?

Stressed words that carry meaning when we speak are called ______________ words.

Groups of words based on one root wordare called __________.

Dictionaries that explain words in the language of the word is a _____________ dictionary.

The article "Chewing Gum" is an example of _______________.

Words that you can recognize immediately are called ________.

One problem with sub-vocalization is that you have to _________ when reach a word you don't know how to say.

A ______ is a shortened version of a text that includes the most important points.

When you read a story to a child, you have to think about using different __________ for different characters.

___________ are databases that researchers analyze to find out how often each word is used.

Three types of ___________ verbs are break down,blow away, and figure out.

Lives, living, and lived are _______ of the verb live.

When reading for gist, __________ is reading very quickly to get the main idea.

When some words are pronounced more strongly than others, this is called ____________.

How long do you pause: when you move to a new paragraph?

The rise and fall of your voice when you speak is called ____________.

When you read aloud in English you need to think about intonation, pausing, and ___________.

Alpha (α), beta (β), and theta (θ) are all examples of __________.

Which of the two words has a LONG sound?

___________ are expressions that mean something different from the combined meanings of the individual words.

Reading a lot of things that you find interesting without using a dictionary are key elements of __________________.

Words that are used a lot in text or speech are _________ frequency words.

Which of the two words has a SHORT sound?

"PH" in 'phone' and "OU" in 'out' are examples of ________.

Homographs are words that share the same spelling, but are pronounced differently and/or have different ______.

The story "Immortal Empire" is an example of _________.

Which of the two words has a SHORT sound?

Short books with carefully controlled grammar and vocabulary written for English learners are called _____________.

Which word DOES NOT follow the magic 'e' rule?

How long do you pause: after a period ( . ) ?

To write a summary, you must decide which points to include, so you will have to think ___________.

Spaced repetition is a learning technique that helps you to store information in your ______-______ memory.

Which is the root word in 'unhappiness'?

FINISH THE SENTENCE: A flat or rising intonation shows that we will ....

Hiragana and Katakana are mostly ______.

Words like a, the, of, and, and because are not normally stressed and they are examples of _________ words.

"Cave", "Dive", and "Rule" are examples of words that follow _________.

A sub-skill of summarizing, being able to understand a text is called reading _________.

The story "Cinderella" is an example of a _______.

To avoid plaigiarism when summarizing, you should express yourself ______________.