READING TIPS

It's when you read to find a SPECIFICE piece of INFORMATION. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

It's NOT a good idea to UNDERLINE IMPORTANT WORDS in any exam question to help you focus on the instructions. (T/F)

"It's best to always use SKIM READING because it's efficient." T/F?

It's when we read to understand a WRITER'S IMPLICIT MESSAGE in a text. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

"Always USE THE DICTIONARY while reading." T/F?

Is Reading an ACTIVE or PASSIVE skill?

It's when you read to get A LOT of new or important INFORMATION from a text. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

A JOB ADVERTISEMENT  that might be suitable. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

A PHONEBOOK. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

An ACADEMIC ARTICLE we need to read for an essay we are writing. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

It's when you read to get the OVERALL IDEA of a text. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

Name two TYPES OF QUESTIONS in reading exams.

Practicing SPEED READING will help you on your exams. (T/F?)

The EDITORIAL of a newspaper on a topic we care about a lot. (scan, skim, intensive or infer?)

What is the first step in reading an exam text? P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _