#1.1 : Reading-Writing Connection

Question 1

What is reading?

Answer 1

It is the extracting of meaning, interactive process, and gaining knowledge/lesson in a selection.

Question 2

It is made up of sentences and is generally considered as written material.

Answer 2

Text

Question 3

It is generally regarded as spoken or a long talk or piece of writing about a subject exchanging thoughts and ideas in which a writer’s attitude and purpose can be discerned.

Answer 3

Discourse

Question 4

____ concerns the flow and connection of sentences and paragraphs from one to another, while ____ is a written or spoken piece that is not only consistent and logical but also unified and meaningful.

Answer 4

1.) Cohesion 2.) Coherence

Question 5

A _________ when all ideas in the text are related in the sense that they would express only one main idea

Answer 5

text is connected discourse

Question 6

5 stages of reading process

Answer 6

Pre-reading, reading, responding, exploring, and applying

Question 7

Looking for various features and information of the text (such as titles and subtitles, visuals and graphs).

Answer 7

Previewing

Question 8

Looking for the main point of the reading and identify the ideas.

Answer 8

Skimming

Question 9

Reading rapidly in order to find specific facts or information.

Answer 9

Scanning

Question 10

These are words, phrases, and sentences that surround an unfamiliar or difficult word that can help you define the meaning of it as the text gives you information and details.

Answer 10

Context Clues

Question 11

5 types of context clues

Answer 11

Synonym, Antonym, Examples, Explanations, and Situations

Question 12

It is the basic, precise, and literal meaning of the word that can be found in a dictionary.

Answer 12

Denotation

Question 13

It describes a word or words with an association of feelings and attitude.

Answer 13

Connotation

Question 14

What is writing?

Answer 14

It is a form of communication, encoding knowledge, and a form of expression.

Question 15

5 stages of writing process

Answer 15

Pre-writing, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing

Question 16

6 pre-writing strategies

Answer 16

Brainstorming, Free writing, Topic outline, Sentence outline, Researching, and Graphic Organizer

Question 17

This is the central idea/focus of the text.

Answer 17

Thesis statement

Question 18

These are the intended readers of a writing.

Answer 18

Audience

Question 19

These are attitudes and feelings you want your writing to reflect.

Answer 19

Tone

Question 20

This is the perspective from which a narrative is told

Answer 20

Point of View

Question 21

3 purpose

Answer 21

to inform, to persuade, & to entertain

Question 22

2 during-writing strategies

Answer 22

Drafting, and Structuring

Question 23

3 post-writing srategies

Answer 23

Feedbacking, Revising, and Editing