3 Level Comprehension Flashcard

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Literal Comprehension is also known as:

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Head comprehension

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Which of the following tasks is associated with Literal Comprehension?

• Making connections between information
• Identifying the author’s point of view
• Locating information directly stated in the text
• Using context cues to identify unknown words

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Locating information directly stated in the text

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Interpretive Comprehension requires students to:

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Read between the lines

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Which of the following is NOT a task associated with Interpretive Comprehension?

• Sequencing events from a text
• Extracting information from a visual cue
• Identifying the intended purpose of a specific part of a text
• Making connections between information

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Sequencing events from a text

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Applied Comprehension is also known as: Here comprehension, Hidden comprehension, Head comprehension, Literal comprehension

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Hidden comprehension

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Which comprehension level involves using background knowledge about topics?

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Applied Comprehension

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Identifying the purpose and meaning of metaphorical language devices is a task of: Literal Comprehension, Interpretive Comprehension, Applied Comprehension, None of the above

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Interpretive Comprehension

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Which comprehension level requires readers to read beyond the lines?

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Interpretive Comprehension

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Connecting information in a text and a visual image is a task of: Literal Comprehension, Interpretive Comprehension, Applied Comprehension, None of the above

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Applied Comprehension

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Which of the following is a strategy used in Applied Comprehension?

• Locating information directly stated in the text
• Sequencing events from a text
• Using context cues to identify the meaning of unknown words
• Extracting information from a visual cue

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Using context cues to identify the meaning of unknown words