The dictionary definition of a word is its

The dictionary definition of a word is its
 
  a. denotation.
  b. connotation.
  c. index.
  d. implied meaning.

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Ques. 2

As a visualization technique, this helps you remember the meanings of words because you form mental pictures of the words and their meanings.
 
  a. Context clue
  b. Imagery
  c. Dictionary
  d. Connotation

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Ques. 3

The part of a word that is attached to the root of the word is a __________________.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Ques. 4

A __________________ is a resource for finding the meanings of words because it gives the synonyms and antonyms of words.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Ques. 5

As a context clue a(n) __________________ helps you find the meaning of a word because it renames a word.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Ques. 6

A __________________ is a graphic organizer that shows a superordinate word and its subordinate related words.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Ques. 7

A __________________ is a graphic organizer that shows in a table format the characteristics of a related set of terms.
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

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Ques. 8

In contrast to skimming, scanning as a prereading strategy requires the reader to
 
  a. read quickly to locate specific information.
  b. read quickly to get a general idea of the topic of the entire passage.
  c. read slowly to find specific information.
  d. read slowly to analyze the ideas in the text.

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Ques. 9

Which of the following is a graphic organizer that shows characteristics among items in a list of items?
 
  a. Concept map
  b. Hierarchical array
  c. Semantic feature matrix
  d. Timeline

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Ques. 10

S-RUN-R is a reading/study method that requires the following:
 
  a. Survey, Read, Underline, Notetake, Review
  b. Skim, Read, Underline, Notetake, Read
  c. Survey, Reflect, Understand, Notetake, Read
  d. Suggest, Read, Underline, Notetake, Read

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Ques. 11

When reading to make a judgment, your reading purpose is to
 
  a. locate information.
  b. determine details.
  c. evaluate information.
  d. apply information.

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Ques. 12

When you read to ask questions about the text's social, historical, and philosophical perspectives, your reading purpose is to
 
  a. locate information.
  b. find main ideas.
  c. solve a problem.
  d. analyze the text.