What is the main reason we take notes while reading?
To copy every word from the book.
To make the page look full.
To finish reading faster.
To help us remember important information.
What should you write down when taking notes?
Only words you don’t like.
Only the key ideas and important points.
Random details.
Every single sentence.
What is a good way to start note-taking?
Preview the text before reading.
Read only the first line.
Skip the title and headings.
Close the book and guess the meaning.
When should you highlight a sentence?
When you don’t understand it.
When the sentence is long.
When the sentence is in the middle.
When it contains a key idea.
Why is summarizing useful?
It puts information into your own words.
It makes your notes longer.
It copies the author’s exact words.
It replaces reading the book.
What is an example of a key detail to write down?
A random adjective.
A fact that supports the main idea.
A whole paragraph copied.
The page number only.
What should you avoid when taking notes?
Writing key words.
Writing too much and copying whole sentences.
Organizing ideas clearly.
Using short phrases.
What kind of words are best to write in notes?
Super long sentences.
Short, clear keywords.
Full paragraphs.
Words you don’t understand.
How can headings help you?
They show the main topic of each section.
They make the text longer.
They are only decoration.
They replace the need to read.
What should you do if you don’t understand a part of the text?
Skip the whole chapter.
Ignore it.
Write it without thinking.
Reread and add a question mark in your notes.
Why is using your own words important?
It makes the book shorter.
Teachers require it.
It helps you understand better.
It makes your handwriting better.
What is a helpful note-taking tool?
A graphic organizer like a mind map.
A list of random numbers.
A page full of doodles.
A blank page with nothing on it.
What can you write to remember new vocabulary?
Only the translation.
The word and its meaning.
Only the page number.
Only the word.
How should notes look?
Completely empty.
Messy and unorganized.
Clear, short, and organized.
Very long paragraphs.
What is the goal of reviewing your notes?
To understand the reading better and remember it.
To rewrite the whole book.
To fill time.
To make your notebook heavy.
