To monitor for comprehension, put question marks in the margin next to information you don't understand and ask questions about this information later.
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Ques. 2Reviewing is more important than previewing.
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Ques. 3Previewing and skimming are identical activities.
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Ques. 4If you read carefully and critically, you will not need to review much in order to do well on a test.
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Ques. 5Asking questions before you start to read can help increase motivation and set a purpose for reading.
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Ques. 6One way you can stay focused on the overall pattern within a longer reading is using
a. the pacing system.
b. the note card technique.
c. the re-rereading strategy.
d. highlighting all of the word clues.
Ques. 7Previewingskimming your reading material before you thoroughly read it, looking for specific things to mentally prepare yourself to readis a strategy that helps you mentally prepare for reading new material. It is skimming with a goal. To preview, you skim the reading assignment, reading the title, introduction, headings, subheadings, visuals, and, if there is one, chapter summary.
This passage has two main patterns of organization. What are they?
a. cause/effect and listing
b. analysis and definition
c. comparison/contrast
d. definition and sequence
Ques. 8The primary reason that you as a reader need to recognize an author's pattern(s) of organization is to help you
a. make good notes.
b. understand and remember what an author is saying.
c. find the main idea.
d. recognize the writer's bias.