Unit Test RWS 4th Quarter

The meaning of words may be implied in three ways EXCEPT one.

• Author's context

• Reader's context

• Text

• World context

A type of reading that goes

beyond passively understanding the text, but by analyzing and interpreting the reading material to know if it presents logical ideas and a connection of ideas.

• Critical Reading

• Critical Thinking

• Literal Reading

• Simple Reading

Its central idea is the message being imparted.

• Critical Reading

• Critical Thinking

• Literal Reading

• Simple Reading

It gives a basic definition of the text.

• Critical Reading

• Critical Thinking

• Literal Reading

• Simple Reading

The reader actively recognizes and analyzes evidence in the text.

• Critical Reading

• Critical Thinking

• Literal Reading

• Simple Reading

It involves a series of complex processes which allows you to make reasoned judgments, assess the way you think, and solve problems effectively.

• Critical Reading

• Critical Thinking

• Literal Reading

• Simple Reading

It is one of the components of critical thinking which Involves identifying the general idea of the text which may be explicitly or implicitly stated.

• Getting the main idea

• Inferring

• Summarizing

• Drawing conclusion

It is one of the components of critical thinking which Involves recalling all pertinent information and thinking how to compact them all in a summary.

• Drawing conclusions

• Inferring

• Getting the main idea

• Summarizing

It is one of the components of critical thinking which a process used by the reader to understand the idea that the author did not state explicitly.

• Drawing conclusions

• Inferring

• Getting the main idea

• Summarizing

It is one of the components of critical thinking which figuring out much more than what the author says directly.

• Drawing conclusions

• Inferring

• Getting the main idea

• Summarizing