reading and writing

Question 1

Information that is obvious in a text. You don’t have to guess about it.

Answer 1

explicit

Question 2

A type of reading material that is shorter than a book. Also composed of multiple pages but not bounded togetherar

Answer 2

article

Question 3

are evidence from what you read to back up what you are trying to say.

Answer 3

text evidence

Question 4

additional text in a box often with a shaded background; located at the sides, top, or bottom of a page.s

Answer 4

side bar

Question 5

• Putting the text into your words.

Answer 5

paraphrasing

Question 6

located at the beginning of the text and lists key topics in the book with the page number in the order they are presented.

Answer 6

table of contents

Question 7

listed text that is indented and aligned using a dot, symbol, or dash, in front of each idea.

Answer 7

bullet

Question 8

• piece of reading material that is hard-bounded contains many pages, has a cover, and title page form together to form one reading material.

Answer 8

book

Question 9

• Reducing a text to its main points and its most important ideas.

Answer 9

summarizing

Question 10

events listed in linear format in the order that they occur.

Answer 10

timeline

Question 11

• a critical assessment may have various structures, but the simplest is a short summary followed by an evaluation and may include the writer’s opinion. Although usually associated with fault finding or criticism in a negative sense, it actually also involves merit recognition and enhances understanding and invites discussion and further commentary.

Answer 11

critique

Question 12

a phonetic representation of a word

Answer 12

pronunciation guide

Question 13

 Analysis and commentary of an article or text, instead of an entire book.  An article critique presents a critical assessment of the article’s content and may offer agreement or disagree

Answer 13

article critique

Question 14

located at the back of the book, an alphabetical listing of text-important words with definition and sometimes a pronunciation guide.

Answer 14

glossary

Question 15

large amounts of information or data organized and condensed into columns and rows with headings.

Answer 15

chart

Question 16

• text located near a picture, map, diagram, etc. that explains what it is.

Answer 16

caption

Question 17

data in diagram form; such as a bar graph, line graph, or pie graph.

Answer 17

graph

Question 18

an aerial-view pictures showing the demographic location of something or someone

Answer 18

map

Question 19

• are statements used to make a declaration or to express a strong belief on a particular topic.

Answer 19

assertions

Question 20

based on facts, but is difficult to objectively verify because of the uncertainty of producing satisfactory proofs of soundness.

Answer 20

opinion