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Question 1

generally considered as written material especially longer pieces of writing as in a book, a letter or a newspaper

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text

Question 2

text with distinct features and purpose

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discourse

Question 3

formal and often lengthy discussions of a topic where concepts and insights are arranged in an organized and logical manner

Answer 3

discourse

Question 4

a group of ideas put together to make a point or one central idea

Answer 4

text

Question 5

convey meanings, prosper actions and provoke a specific response

Answer 5

discourse

Question 6

it means that all ideas in text must be related in the sense that they would express only one main idea or that the text must have unity by combining all ideas to emphasize central idea

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text as connected discourse

Question 7

three stages of reading (as a process)

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pre
during
post

Question 8

6 strategies to be an effective reader

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previewing
predicting
overviewing
surveying
guessing from context
paraphrasing

Question 9

6 techniques in reading

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skimming
scanning
sq3r
comprehensive
critical
context clues

Question 10

6 context clues

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synonyms as context clues
antonyms as context clues
Example as context clues
Comparison as context clues
Explanation and Definition
Situations

Question 11

Techniques in selecting and organizing information

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Brainstorming list
Graphic Organizer
Topic Outline
Sentence Outline

Question 12

four strategies in brainstorming

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Cubing
Free Writing
Listing
Researching

Question 13

2 process of brainstorming

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1. Focus on your given topic
2. List as many ideas as you can

Question 14

3 kinds of graphic Organizer

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Basic outline
Venn Diagram
Topical Organizer

Question 15

synonyms appear in 4 different ways

Answer 15

by dashes
by commas
by parenthesis
by reinstatement