Reading 3

1. Good readers look for context clues to

• help them understand better

• help them read better

• make it easier to remember what they read

• all of the above

• non of the above

......................... provide information such as pronunciation, parts of speech, meaning and examples.

Supporting details can be

• examples

• numbers

• reasons

• facts

Example of contrast word

• For example

• For instance

• However

• decrease

Finding main idea is

• quite significant skill in reading

• not important at all in reading

The main idea has two parts. ……………… is what writer wants to say.

• Topic

• Subject

• Claim

Main idea always comes in the first sentence.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Statements that give specific information to make the reader understand the main idea.

• Supporting details

• Main ideas

• Unfamiliar words

A word that indicates examples

• As a result

• Moreover

• Including

• On the other hand

Decline is a word uses to describe……………… numbers.

• falling

• growing

• changed

• steady