ENG B

Question 1

Reading is Making ______

Answer 1

Meaning

Question 2

the process of
looking at written symbols
and letters and
understanding the meaning
of them.

Answer 2

Reading

Question 3

Reading = Decoding + _________

Answer 3

Comprehension

Question 4

Identify the words in print

Answer 4

word recognition

Question 5

Construct an understanding

Answer 5

comprehension

Question 6

Coordinate identifying words and making meaning

Answer 6

fluency

Question 7

The one that can be
answered directly from
the text. Usually the
answer is given in a line

Answer 7

LITERAL

Question 8

The answer is not given in
a line but has to be
inferred.

Answer 8

INFERENTIAL

Question 9

The answer is not there in
the text at all, but is
based on the background
knowledge. So it may
vary

Answer 9

EVALUATIVE

Question 10

an activity that
used to help students
increase
their reading abilities

Answer 10

Strategy

Question 11

Looking at the readily
visible parts of the texts ,
like titles, subtitles, and
also visuals and graphs,
pictures and charts

Answer 11

PREVIEWING

Question 12

To read quickly to
get the general
idea of a passage

Answer 12

SKIMMING

Question 13

read the first and
last sentence of
the paragraph

Answer 13

SKIMMING

Question 14

read the
introduction and
the summary of
the whole text

Answer 14

SKIMMING

Question 15

read a few
examples until
you understand
the concepts

Answer 15

SKIMMING

Question 16

It is looking for a
specific
information

Answer 16

SCANNING

Question 17

search for
keywords; italics,
bold, underlined,
numbers

Answer 17

SCANNING

Question 18

move quickly
over pages

Answer 18

SCANNING

Question 19

less reading and
more searching

Answer 19

SCANNING

Question 20

words, phrases, and
sentences that surround an
unfamiliar word that can
help you recognize the
meaning of an unknown
word

Answer 20

CONTEXT CLUES

Question 21

Since it was raining outside,
I used my bumbershoot to
keep from getting wet.

Answer 21

INFERENCE

Question 22

We thought the athletes
would be famished after
their game, but they were
not hungry at all

Answer 22

ANTONYM

Question 23

The ranivorous hawk, an
animal that eats frogs, is
found in central and eastern
Africa

Answer 23

DEFINITION

Question 24

The young girl was very
aloof. She always seems
unsociable,
unapproachable, and
uninterested

Answer 24

SYNONYMS

Question 25

actual definition of a word

Answer 25

DENOTATION

Question 26

it's what we think about when we hear a word

Answer 26

CONNOTATION

Question 27

the process of reading that goes beyond just understanding a text

Answer 27

Critical reading

Question 28

Review background information on the author, Reflect on your knowledge of the topic

Answer 28

Preview Your Reading

Question 29

Take notes while reading, Jot down definitions and key concepts, Bookmark/flag, Rewrite sentences and/or paragraphs

Answer 29

Annotate the Text

Question 30

Compose a brief summary, Discuss important details and examples, Compare reading selection to current knowledge. Become a critic

Answer 30

Compose a Summary and Reaction

Question 31

Find videos, Check out SlideShare, Cliff's Notes and SparkNotes?, Google, Good old Library

Answer 31

Use Supplements and Additional Resources

Question 32

any idea that is stated

Answer 32

explicit information

Question 33

understood but it is not stated

Answer 33

implicit information

Question 34

Look for clues

Answer 34

implicit information

Question 35

no need to look for clues

Answer 35

explicit information

Question 36

an arguable statement

Answer 36

claim

Question 37

asserts that something has existed, does exist, or will exist

Answer 37

Claim of fact

Question 38

debates whether it is true or false

Answer 38

Claim of fact

Question 39

asserts judgement whether it is good or bad

Answer 39

Claim of value

Question 40

it is claiming whether something is good or bad or the other thing is better than the other one

Answer 40

Claim of value

Question 41

it can be an assertion of the past, present, or future.

Answer 41

Claim of fact

Question 42

something that should or should not be done.

Answer 42

Claim of Policy

Question 43

the key word is the verb "should", implies that some action ought to be taken, but not that it must or will be taken.

Answer 43

Claim of Policy

Question 44

The process of using symbols (letters of the alphabet, punctuation and spaces) to communicate thoughts and ideas in a readable form.

Answer 44

writing

Question 45

anything you do before you write a draft of your document. It includes thinking, taking notes, talking to others, brainstorming, outlining, and gathering information (e.g., interviewing people, researching in the library, assessing data)

Answer 45

pre-writing

Question 46

Begin at the top of a sheet of paper and list down everything that comes into your mind as fast as you can for a certain amount of time.

Answer 46

Brainstorming

Question 47

Start by writing a word or phrase at the center of the page and encircle it; this becomes your main topic.

Answer 47

clustering or mapping

Question 48

Writing down your thoughts nonstop, in the exact order, language, and form in that you think them

Answer 48

FREE WRITING

Question 49

a book in which you write down your personal experiences and thoughts

Answer 49

Journal writing

Question 50

the reason why you are writing

Answer 50

purpose of your paper

Question 51

your target reader, to write effectively assume that you are writing to be read

Answer 51

audience of your paper

Question 52

the subject or the specific issue that your paper will discuss.

Answer 52

PAPER’s Topic

Question 53

attitudes and feelings you want your writing to reflect

Answer 53

Tone of the writing