QUESTIONS ABOUT READING SKILLS

What is the purpose of developing strong reading skills?

• To improve writing speed

• To enchance critical thinking and comprehension

• To memorize text quickly

• To avoid reading difficult texts

What are two main types of texts discussed in the topic?

• Articles and journals

• Fiction and poetry

• Fiction and non-fiction

• Reports and essays

Which of the following is an essential reading technique?

• Memorization

• Scanning

• Rewriting

• Typing

When is skimming most useful?

• When reading instructions step by step

• When searching for a specific detail

• When trying to get main idea quickly

• When writing a summary

How can understanding instructions help in daily life?

• It helps in cooking recipes accurately

• It helps in creating you own rules

• It helps learning multiple languages

• It avoid the ned to follow instructions

When locating the main ide of a paragraph, you should look for:

• Repeated words throughout the text

• The sentence that summarizes the entire paragraph

• All the supporting details

• The first word in every sentence

How is scanning different from inferencing?

• Scanning involves guessing while inferencing involves reading quickly

• Scanning focuses on specific details while inferencing requires logical thinkin

• Scanning and inferencing are identical techniques

• Inferencing is only used in fiction text

Why is it important to apply different reading strategies for different types of texts?

• It saves time and enchance comprehension

• It makes all texts seem similar

• It avoids the need for reading

• It ensure the reader skips less important content

Why might non-fiction texts require different strategies than fiction texts?

• Non-fiction texts are usually more entertaining

• Non-fiction texts provide factual information and require critical analysis

• Fiction texts are harder to understand

• Non-fiction texts are easier to skim through

Which reading technique is most valuable in academic settings?

• Memorization

• Inferencing

• Locating the main idea

• Typing notes while reading