Module 2

Question 1

5 stages of reading

Answer 1

Pre-reading, Reading, Responding, Exploring, and Applying.

Question 2

Guessing what the text is all about

Answer 2

Pre-reading

Question 3

Trying to comprehend the writer’s ideas

Answer 3

Reading

Question 4

Drawing conclusions from the ideas

Answer 4

Responding

Question 5

Noticing how the writer was able to achieve his purpose

Answer 5

Exploring

Question 6

integrating the learnings from a read text to other situations

Answer 6

Applying

Question 7

5 stages of writing

Answer 7

Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing and Publishing

Question 8

Generating ideas based on prior knowledge

Answer 8

Prewriting

Question 9

Focusing on how ideas will be written

Answer 9

Drafting

Question 10

Reviewing the text and adding more or deleting some info

Answer 10

Revising

Question 11

Looking for errors in word choice and etc

Answer 11

Editing

Question 12

Sharing useful ideas or the text at large to the readers

Answer 12

Publishing

Question 13

Are charts or pictures that aid you as a reader or a writer in establishing the relationships between and among ideas

Answer 13

Graphic Organizers

Question 14

used when the ideas in a text need to be arranged chronologically such as in stories and procedures

Answer 14

Time pattern organizer

Question 15

commonly used in descriptions to show how an object of description appears in space

Answer 15

Space pattern organizer

Question 16

used when the writer provides a series of details that does not require any order

Answer 16

Listing pattern organizer

Question 17

is used when the writer divides a group into subgroups or smaller groups

Answer 17

Classification pattern organizer

Question 18

A writer uses this pattern to show the similarities and differences between two or more subjects.

Answer 18

Comparison and contrast pattern organizer

Question 19

Knowing the different patterns of development will help you arrange your ideas into an ______

Answer 19

Outlining