Unravel Reading Strategy

Browsing through a book to see if you want to read it is an example of____.

• skimming

• scanning

• close reading

• retelling

Obtaining the main idea of a paragraph by looking over it in a short time

• scanning

• skimming

• close reading

• retelling

What kind of reading do you use to find out what’s on TV today?

• skimming

• scanning

• close reading

• retelling

What is the correct sequence of the three stages of Reading?

• Reading, Pre- reading, Post Reading

• Post Reading, pre- Reading, Reading

• Pre- reading, Reading, Post-Reading

• Pre-reading, Post-Reading, Reading

What are the names of the important things to notice as you read non-fiction?

• strategies

• signposts

• vocabulary

• notes

What are active reading strategies?

• ways for kids to get more exercise

• a combat sport involving reading

• ways for kids to look for certain things during reading to increase understanding

• mind reading techniques

combining what you read with what you know, to figure out what the author does not tell us directly

• predict

• visualize

• make inferences

• make connections

Which reading strategy involves quickly looking over a text to get a general idea of the content?

• Skimming

• Scanning

• Close reading

• Retelling

What is the primary purpose of scanning a text?

• To understand the main idea

• To find specific information

• To enjoy the narrative

• To analyze the author's style

Which reading strategy is best for understanding detailed information and nuances in a text?

• Skimming

• Scanning

• Close reading

• Retelling