Reading with Emphasis: Noticing Words that Stand Out

The video tutorial teaches how good readers emphasize words for meaning by noticing standout words. It explains common mistakes, such as reading all words with the same emphasis, and introduces strategies like using bold, italics, capital letters, and underlining. The tutorial provides steps to emphasize words: notice standout words, stop to think about their importance, and read them louder and slower. Practical examples are given to reinforce learning.

What is a common mistake that good readers make when emphasizing words?

• They skip the emphasized words.

• They read all words with the same emphasis.

• They only emphasize words in italics.

• They ignore words in capital letters.

Which of the following is NOT a strategy used by authors to emphasize words?

• Using different font sizes

• Using italics

• Using capital letters

• Using bold print

What should you do when you come across a word in italics while reading?

• Read it in a louder and slower voice.

• Underline it in your book.

• Read it quickly and quietly.

• Skip it and continue reading.

Why is it important to notice words that are emphasized in a text?

• They are usually the longest words.

• They are always verbs.

• They often contain the main idea or important details.

• They are the author's favorite words.

What is the first step in emphasizing words while reading?

• Ignore the emphasized words.

• Underline every word in the text.

• Read the entire text quickly.

• Notice words that are emphasized using bold, italics, or other methods.