ENHANCEMENT TEST 1

Hypertexts, just like any other examples of texts, are linear texts.

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Hypertext reading is an easy-to-do reading task.

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There is no big difference between Print and Online Hypertexts.

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If you want to know more about the topic, you need to read references tackling the same thing.

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Critical reading is mostly skimming of the text.

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Critical reading skills may run the risk of simply memorizing texts and accepting them even if they are flawed, biased, and subjective.

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We can gain full understanding of a concept by referring to one text.

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Critical reading involves looking for unreasonable generalizations and inferences.

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The Evidence is the author’s central argument. It is the most important part of the text.

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Implicit Information is clearly written and explained in the text so that the reader will not be confused.

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