English 7 (1st quarter)

What is active reading?

• Active reading is a reading technique that involves actively engaging with the text.

• Active reading is a reading technique that involves reading only the first and last paragraphs of a text.

• Active reading is a reading technique that involves reading without any comprehension.

• Active reading is a reading technique that involves passively skimming through the text.

Which reading strategy involves quickly looking through a text to get a general idea of its content?

• scanning

• detailed reading

• analytical reading

• skimming

What is scanning?

• The process of printing a document or image from a digital format.

• The process of editing a document or image using software.

• The process of sending a document or image through email or messaging apps.

• The process of converting a document or image into a digital format.

Which reading strategy involves condensing the main ideas of a text into a shorter version?

• summarizing

• interpreting

• analyzing

• paraphrasing

What is predicting?

• Ignoring all available information and making a guess.

• Randomly selecting a possible outcome.

• Using historical data to determine future outcomes.

• Making an educated guess or estimation about a future event or outcome based on available information or patterns.

Which reading strategy helps in making connections and anticipating what might happen next?

• making inferences

• identifying main ideas

• summarizing

• making predictions

What is the purpose of active reading?

• To skim through the text quickly without understanding it

• To read passively without paying attention to the content

• To engage with the text, understand the content, and retain information.

• To read only the first and last paragraphs of the text

Which reading strategy is useful when you want to find a specific piece of information in a text?

• skimming

• summarizing

• predicting

• scanning

What is the purpose of summarizing?

• To condense and present the main points or ideas of a text or speech.

• To confuse and mislead the audience with unnecessary details.

• To expand and elaborate on the main points or ideas of a text or speech.

• To ignore the main points and focus on minor details of a text or speech.

Which reading strategy involves quickly looking through a text to determine its main ideas?

• skipping

• scanning

• skimming

• detailed reading