Eng 112: Reading and Writing

In interpretive comprehension you can make inferences and draw conclusions.

Applied comprehension will help the reader predict the outcomes of the story that is not directly stated.

Reading comprehension is an active process.

Literal comprehension involves understanding explicit ideas and information.

The readers will relate his or her own experiences to provide an evaluation in applied comprehension.

Using interpretive comprehension someone will understand, recall, and identify the main idea.

Intertextuality views that the text is always influenced by other texts.

Making meaning of what you read begins with the mind.

Hypertext acts as an electronic network of related information materials and pages on electronic devices.

In literal comprehension you are going to share the lessons you learned from the story or text.