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Reading for a Purpose
Reading for a Purpose
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1
Reading just 20 minutes a day can make a major difference in test scores.
False
True
2
From an early age, beginning readers are taught to look at illustrations to help with the identification of a word.
False
True
3
In the simple summary video one of the steps is to write where it happened.
True
False
4
Reading while listening to classical music can actually increase the speed of your reading.
False
True
5
In-Depth reading is only used in novels.
False
True
6
In the RAP Method for in-depth reading the A stands for:
ask questions
allow summarizing
none are correct
add information
7
If you are looking for the defintion of antecdote, you might skim the dictionary.
False
True
8
Context clues can help us determine the meaning of words.
True
False
9
In the 5 S Method select means to:
Do you need to read all this chapter? Select sections
None are correct
Put the answers in your own words (and make notes if you need).
Imagine the scene you have just read about.
10
The ______ strategy is good for textbook explanations and research articles:
Summary
none are correct
sighting
RAP
11
To increase your reading speed you can:
all are helpful
read the reviews from others
read the table of contents
read the chapter summaries
12
The first thing you should do is read the __________________ if you want to speed up your reading.
1st Chapter
Table of contents
Glossary
Authors Biography
13
The word "pause" goes in the middle of your palm in the hand method.
False
True
14
If you are waiting for the dentist to see you, you might scan a magazine to pass the time.
True
False
15
Sub-Vocalizing is a synonym for reading to ones self.
True
False
16
According to the summary video, you should be able to summarize in ______ minutes or less.
Ten
Fifteen
Two
Five