This is a reading skill you use when you want to locate a single fact or a specific bit of information without reading every part of story, article, list,or document.
Scanning
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This is published by year, and they list up-to-date facts, statistics, charts and some unusual information.
Almanacs and yearbooks
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monster
Reset all scores!
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seesaw
Swap points!
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fairy
Take points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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Contains detailed articles on nearly every subject, photos, illustrations, maps and diagrams are also added to help the readers.
Encyclopedia
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an example of FORMAL LANGUAGE which means: to ask someone a lot of questions for a long time in order to get information, sometimes using threats or violence
interrogate
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This enables you to extract detailed information, to note the sequence of events, and be aware of patterns, similarities, comparisons, and contrast.
This is a collection of detailed maps published as a book.
Atlas
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This is the informal/familiar or popular English. This is also used in everyday spoken English.
Colloquial Language
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This is usually used in writing such as textbooks and university essays.
Formal Language
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This uses a respectful and academic tone. This is also uses more complex vocabulary than everyday speech.
Formal Language
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These are called "slices of life"
Anecdote
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This is very fast reading. This is where you read to get the main ideas and a few, but not all, of the details. To do this, you must leave out parts of an article or story.