Textbook Reading Strategies.

What order does the SQ3R method belong in?

• Survey

  Question

  Read

  Review

  Recite

• Survey

  Question

  Read

  Reread

  Recite

• Survey

  Question

  Read

  Recite

  Review

• Review

  Reread

  Recite

  Question

  Survey

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What method was created by Psychologist Francis P. Robinson?

• The SOAP method

• The SQ3R method

• The SQ4R method

• The scientific method

Answer explanation

Psychologist Francis P. Robinson created the SQ3R method. He composed this strategy to help with effective studying.

Survey

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Read

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Review

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After 5 minutes of timed reading. How many times do you multiply your pages read to get an average of one hour

• 6 time

• 12 times

• 4 times

• 9 times

Answer explanation

You multiply by 12 to get a total of 60 minutes of time.

If you read 4 pages in 5 minutes.

4 x 12 = 48 pages an hour.

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While surveying the material, what should you be analyzing for?

• Analyzing for the answers to our questions

• Images, Questions, or Specialized Emphasized Text

• Small sentences in a paragraph

• The Title and Headings

Answer explanation

Surveying for key bits of information is important. The title and heading are key give aways on what the topic is going to be about. Its good to go over key areas such as pictures, Questions, quoted, or specialized text.

You can't Analyze for the Answer if you are on the first step of the SQ3R Method.

Questions come after Surveying.

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Why is questioning the subject important?

• Because without questions why do we read

• It allows you to engage with the reading material

• Questioning the subject closes off the mind

• Questioning allows you to make your own conclusions

Answer explanation

We question the material we read to get a deeper want for answers. This will reinforce readers engagement while also making reading more enjoyable.

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Why is Skimming through the chapter important before reading?

• To allow you to gain an idea of what you are going to read.

• All of the above

• To look at pictures and quotes and graphs

• To look out for key points in the chapter.

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Recite?

• To answer the question in your own words to prove a connection was made

• To repeat what the paragraph says

• To remember a small section of the textbook

• To refresh your memory of what you just read

Answer explanation

Reciting information in your own words demonstrates an ability of mastery of understanding on a certain subject.

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What are we looking out for while we are reading?

• Look for the answers for the questions you created at the beginning

• The hidden meaning of what the author felt

• Why the author wrote the book

• We are looking out for big pictures

Answer explanation

The reason you look for the answers to your personal questions is to create a definition of the material meaning to you. This purpose you give those answers will stay in your mind for a long time.

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When reviewing your chapter, you are compacting the information as efficiently as possible?

• True

• False

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On the Survey slide of the SQ3R. What did the picture say?

• Sarcasm

• Social

• Special

• Survey

Answer explanation

This was a test to see if you were paying attention to one of the only pictures on this presentation.

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