UGE 1

Question 1

is equally important as the previously important skill because it makes you think critically and analytically

Answer 1

Comparison and Contrast

Question 2

it tells us to get the similarities

Answer 2

Comparison

Question 3

it tells us to get the difference

Answer 3

Contrast

Question 4

Comparison and Contrast materials have two approaches to ordering material. What are those.

Answer 4

Point by Point method
Block method

Question 5

Developing this reading skills guides you in understanding
why did it happen and what makes it happen

Answer 5

Understanding Cause and Effect

Question 6

• a relationship between events or things
• where one is the result of the other or others
• a combination of action & reaction

Answer 6

Cause and Effect Relationship

Question 7

• It is the reason something happened
• could be a person, thing or situation that happens or exists in such a way that some specific thing happens as a result
• are events or conditions that produced change

Answer 7

Cause

Question 8

• It is the result of what happened
• the consequences of something, action or event
• the aftermath after the cause happened

Answer 8

Effect

Question 9

What are some signal words for CAUSE

Answer 9

because, due to, the reason/s, since, cause

Question 10

What are some signal words for EFFECT

Answer 10

so, the result, because of this, as a result, thus, for this reason

Question 11

What are the vocabulary structure of (Compare)

Answer 11

Similarly, likewise, also, both, and, not only, neither….or, just like, similar to, to be similar (to), to be the same as, to be alike, to compare (to/with), is similar too, both, as well, also, for, in the same way, and also, in addition, just, as, so, like, too, the same

Question 12

What are the vocabulary structure of (Contrast)

Answer 12

however, in contrast, on the other hand, while, yet, whereas, but, to differ from, to be different (from), to be dissimilar to, to be unlike, unlike, conversely, different from, as opposed to, in contrast with

Question 13

• It is to look closely at something in order to show likenesses
• to examine
• to judge
• to estimate
• to measure

Answer 13

Comparing

Question 14

• It is to examine two or more things
• on how things are strikingly different from something else
• in juxtaposition or close association

Answer 14

Contrasting

Question 15

It works best with short papers or ones that include only a few points of comparison

Answer 15

Block Pattern

Question 16

• It includes Introduction of items A & B
• Specific Points about item A
• Specific Points about item B
• Conclusion

Answer 16

Block Pattern

Question 17

It presents a point about one item then follows immediately with a corresponding point about the other. Also called as the Point by Point Comparison

Answer 17

Alternating Pattern

Question 18

• It includes Introduction of A & B
• Specific Points A and B
• Specific Points A and B
• Specific Points A and B
• Conclusion

Answer 18

Alternating Pattern

Question 19

In reading, studying the cause and
effect of things can help a reader better understand what is written.
With this skill, the reader will be guided with the sequential events in the text & leads to deeper comprehension.

Answer 19

Cause - Effect as a skill