Comprehension

The main focus of comprehension is

• to identify the purpose of text

• to provide justification of text

• to ascertain readers' understanding of text

Identify the various questions.

• Literal

• Language Impact

• Analysis and justification

• Evaluation

• Inference

The following texts are comprised in Paper 2.

• Visual, Narrative, Factual Texts

• Visual, Narrative, Recount

• Narrative, Factual, Report

• S

When justification is asked for, an explanation is needed.

• True

• False

When lifting from the text. accuracy includes

• spelling

• use of quotation marks

• answers in your own words

• does not matter as long as the key words are included

Comprehension requires readers to understand the writer's choice of words, style, intended as well as inferred meaning.

• True

• False

Justification type of questions requires you to provide explanations and justifications.

• True

• False

When making deductions, we need to link prior knowledge of the subject matter to

• the ideas suggested by the text

• our own understanding

• no need for any link

Summary writing is part of the

• Visual Text

• Narrative Text

• Non-narrative Text

The comprehension questions are set in order of the texts, making it pertinent to answer the questions in order as well.

• True

• False