GSS Topic 4-6

What describes reflective journals best?

• Personal records of learning experiences, thoughts, and feelings
• Financial statements for a business
• Published articles in academic journals
• Recipes for cooking

What kind of topics can you write a reflective journal about?

• Scientific theories and new discoveries.

• Personal experiences, thoughts, and emotions.

• Historical events that happened in the past.

• Fictional characters from movies and books.

Choose the difference between Journals and diaries.

• Journals are digital, while diaries are physical
• Journals are for personal reflection, while diaries are for daily events.
• Journals are only used for recording events, while diaries are for personal thoughts
• Journals are for public sharing, while diaries are private

Which part of writing a journal where you describe your feelings and reaction toward an event.

• Describe

• Interpret

• Evaluate

• Plan

What are the benefits of keeping a reflective journal?

• Helps in self-reflection and personal growth.

• Keeps track of daily events and appointments.

• Provides financial records for business purposes.

• Helps in memorizing important information.

What is the purpose of reflecting on personal experiences in a journal?

• To share with others for public recognition.

• To keep a record of events for future reference.

• To analyze and learn from past experiences.

• To create fictional stories based on real events.

What is reading?

• Constructing meaning from letters, symbols, and words

• Solving mathematical equations with numbers

• Analyzing and understanding visual art

• Understanding spoken language

Choose the difference between reading strategies and reading skills.

• Reading strategies are conscious approaches, while skills are the abilities to understand written language.

• Reading strategies are only used by children, while reading skills are for adults.

• Reading strategies involve speed reading, while reading skills involve critical thinking.

• Reading strategies are for fiction books, while reading skills are for non-fiction books.

What describes intensive reading skill best?

• Carefully reading and analyzing a text for detailed understanding

• Reading a text and only focusing on the main idea

• Reading a text without paying attention to details

• Quickly skimming through a text without understanding

What skill is used to read many texts quickly for pleasure?

• Skimming

• Fluency

• Extensive reading

• Intensive reading