Q2 - Reading strategies Flashcards

1
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____ is a piece of written material, such as a book or poem, that has the purpose of telling a story or entertaining, as in a fictional novel.

A

Literary text

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2
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Two types of reading approach?

A

Textual and Contextual Approach

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3
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It involves looking at the text as it is and what literary strategies it entails. Also, it is used to dig deep into the literal text and better understand what is being said and what the speaker is trying to defend or present to the reader.

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Textual approach

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4
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It focuses on better understanding the reasons behind why a particular piece is written, looking at it as part of a bigger picture, not just words on a paper, but something that has a role in a particular time or event.

A

Contextual approach

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5
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What are the reading strategies?

A

Skimming and Scanning

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6
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It is when you read quickly to get the general idea of the passage

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Skimming

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7
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It is also a fast reading technique where you look for a specific information in a text (key words)

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Scanning

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It can be used to read through the ads in a newspaper, or for browsing TV schedules, timetables, lists, catalogues or web pages for information.

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Scanning

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9
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It is also useful when studying or looking to find specific information from a book or article quickly as there is not always time to read every word.

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Scanning

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10
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It is used, for example, to get the gist of a page of a textbook to decide whether it is useful and should therefore be read more slowly and in more detail.

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Skimming

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11
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It is used to obtain specific information from a piece of text and can be used, for example, to find a particular number in a telephone directory.

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Scanning

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12
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It is an approach to language learning, including foreign language learning, by means of a large amount of reading.

A

Extensive reading

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13
Q

Chechnya by ___

A

Anthony Marra

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14
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Equality by __

A

Maya Angelou

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15
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Chehcnya is a place in ?

A

Russia

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16
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The Journey to the River Sea by ___

A

Eva Ibbotson

17
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Who is the main character in “The journey to the river sea”?

A

Maia - orphan

18
Q

Before Maia was adopted, who was her only guardian?

A

Mr. Murray - Lawyer

19
Q

Who are the carter twins?

A

Gwendolyn and Beatrice

20
Q

Who is the struggling child actor?

A

Clovis King

21
Q

Maia met him as he was running away from private detectives known as “The Crows”

A

Finn

22
Q

In the journey to the river sea, where did the story happened?

A

In Amazon - Brazil

23
Q

In chechnya, where did the story happened?

A

Hospital

24
Q

Who is the main character in Chechnya?

A

Sonja

25
Q

Who was Sonja’s late sister?

A

Natasha

26
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Who was the man, Sonja’s been talking to?

A

Akhmed

27
Q

Akhmed brought a little girl, what was her name?

A

Havaa

28
Q

Extensive reading is sometimes called as __?

A

Free voluntary reading

29
Q

Enumerate the steps of skimming

A
  1. Read the title
  2. Read the subtitle
  3. Read the first sentences of each paragraph
  4. Notice any picture, charts, or graphics.
  5. Read the summary or last paragraph if there is one.
30
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What are the three steps in scanning?

A
  1. Search for keywords
  2. Move quickly over the page
  3. Less reading and more searching.