Teaching Reading

When you look for clues like a detective, you are applying the ??? Strategy

• Inference

• Skimming

• Illustration

• None of these

It means understanding something the writer doesn't say directly

• Scanning

• Skimming

• Inference

• None of these

In the ??? strategy, you read the titles, subtitles and subheadings

• Inference

• Skimming

• Scanning

• None of these

Looking through a text quickly to find specific information is

• Inference

• Skimming

• Scanning

• None of these

Decide how ideas relate to each other is a step of

• Scanning

• Skimming

• Inference

• None of these

Changes in typesetting can help you in

• Predicting

• Scanning

• Skimming

• None of these

They are used to help readers understand the relationship between ideas

• Possessive adjectives

• Clause markers

• Rhetorical devices

• None of these

Let your eyes skim over the text , taking in keywords, refers to

• Skimming

• Scanning

• Inference

• None of these

All of the following are reading for general meaning except for

• Predicting

• Skimming

• Inference

• None of these

All of the following are reading activities except for:

• Prior knowledge

• Mental imagery

• Story telling

• Story mapping