Reviewer Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What is the process of DECODING symbols called?

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Reading

Reading is the interpretation of written symbols.

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What is the process of ENCODING symbols called?

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Writing

Writing involves creating symbols to convey information.

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What are the purposes of reading?

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Access knowledge and expand awareness

Reading enables individuals to gain information and broaden their understanding.

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Define Reading Techniques.

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Styles, systems, and practices in decoding symbols for better comprehension

Reading techniques enhance communication and information sharing.

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What is skimming?

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A method of rapidly moving the eyes over text to get the main ideas

Skimming is useful for quickly grasping the essence of a text.

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What is scanning?

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Rapidly covering material to locate specific information

Scanning allows for efficient searching without reading everything.

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What is phrase reading?

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Focusing attention on phrases

This technique improves comprehension by grouping words.

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What are non-prose materials?

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Illustrated visual forms that summarize information through various media

Non-prose materials include diagrams, charts, and maps.

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What is a diagram?

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Made up of lines and symbols showing interrelationships of parts or processes

Diagrams help visualize complex information.

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What is a flow chart?

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A visual representation of a process or workflow

Flow charts depict steps in a sequence.

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What is a bar graph?

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A visual representation of data using rectangular bars

Bars can be arranged horizontally or vertically to compare values.

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What is a pie chart?

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A circular diagram divided into sectors representing proportions

Pie charts illustrate parts of a whole.

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What is a timeline?

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A horizontal line showing events or data points over time

Timelines help visualize chronological order.

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What are maps?

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Flat representations of the earth showing geographical areas

Maps use scales and models to depict locations.

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What is brainstorming?

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Generating ideas within a group or individual setting

Brainstorming encourages creative thinking and idea generation.

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What is outlining?

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A roadmap or blueprint for writing that organizes ideas

Outlining shows hierarchical relationships among concepts.

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What are graphic organizers?

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Visual displays showing relationships among concepts or ideas

They vary in type depending on the information being organized.

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Define patterns of development in writing.

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Structure or method used to organize and present ideas clearly

Patterns enhance the effectiveness of written communication.

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What is narration?

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Presenting events in a logical order to tell a story

Narration helps engage readers by providing a coherent sequence.

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What is definition in writing?

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Explaining an idea using synonyms or terms

Definitions clarify concepts for better understanding.

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What is description in writing?

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Using sensory elements to convey an image effect

Descriptive writing aims to create vivid imagery.

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What is cause-and-effect writing?

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Exploring how different things are related in terms of causes and effects

This method helps illustrate relationships between events.

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What is comparison and contrast?

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Examining similarities and/or differences between subjects

This technique provides insights into relationships between ideas.

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What is sequence in writing?

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Presenting information or events in a specific order

Sequence aids in logical flow and clarity.

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What is exemplification?
Showing or explaining what the whole of something is like ## Footnote Exemplification provides specific examples to clarify concepts.
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What is problem and solution writing?
Discussing or proposing a solution to a problem ## Footnote This method is effective for persuasive writing.
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What is the definition of text organization?
How a text is organized to help readers follow and understand ## Footnote Effective text organization enhances comprehension.
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What is physical format in text organization?
Stressing key terms and definitions to aid understanding ## Footnote Physical format enhances the readability of a text.
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What are signal words?
Words or phrases used to guide the reader through a text ## Footnote Signal words help indicate relationships between ideas.
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What is structure in text organization?
Overall organization or framework of the text ## Footnote Structure impacts how effectively information is communicated.