Intensive Reading

Intensive reading texts are usually....

• Long

• Information-dense

• Essentially interesting

• Relaxing

• Requires prolonged chunk of time

Intensive reading involves ........................... exploration of the target language

• Meaningful

• Meaningful and analytic

• Recreational

What did they do after the first performer set?

• They danced and continued to enjoy the festival

• They danced and sang along together

• They grabbed some food and danced together

• They walked around and continued the festival

• They grabbed some food and continued to enjoy the festival

Why didn't they visit all of the big temples in Prambanan?

• They had to go to Yogya Kraton immediately

• The Prambanan would be closed

• One of the temple was being closed

• One of the temple was being renovated

• One of the temple was in a private area

Intensive reading focuses on...

• A) Skimming through texts

• B) Detailed understanding of texts

• C) Reading as many texts as possible

• D) Reading only headlines

Which of the following is a characteristic of intensive reading?

• A) Fast-paced reading

• B) Surface-level understanding

• C) In-depth analysis

• D) Reading for pleasure

Intensive reading is most beneficial for...

• A) Improving reading speed

• B) Enhancing vocabulary and comprehension

• C) Enjoying a story

• D) Passing time

What is the primary goal of intensive reading?

• A) To finish the book quickly

• B) To understand the text thoroughly

• C) To memorize the text

• D) To read as many books as possible

Which type of text is typically used for intensive reading?

• A) Novels

• B) Newspapers

• C) Academic articles

• D) Magazines

Intensive reading often involves...

• A) Reading aloud

• B) Silent reading

• C) Annotating and note-taking

• D) Skipping difficult parts