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Practice Quiz Chapter 05
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Aside from the actual words on the page, what additional factors affect your interaction with a text?
a) The author's purpose in writing the essay
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b) Your purpose in reading the essay
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c) The audience for which the essay was intended
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d) All of the above
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Which of the following questions should you ask when pre-reading?
a) How much do I know about this topic?
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b) What questions do I have about this topic?
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c) What are my views on this topic?
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d) All of the above
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When preparing to read an article, an active reader begins by doing what?
a) Reading closely and carefully
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b) Scanning the article
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c) Making notes of key points from the article
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d) All of the above
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Looking at a text's subject or author index, keeping an eye out for content markers such as headings, and targeting topic sentences are all examples of what?
a) Inferring
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b) Annotating
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c) Scanning
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d) Studying
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When is it useful to employ selective reading?
a) When reading to determine whether an essay is related to your topic
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b) When reading to use the text as a secondary source in your essay
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c) When reading to respond or analyze
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d) All of the above
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In a target scan, you read to do what?
a) Get the overall gist of a text
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b) Look for specific content
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c) See how long the article is
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d) Memorize
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Why is it important to identify topic sentences?
a) They encapsulate the main idea of a paragraph.
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b) They offer supporting evidence for claims.
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c) They provide transitions between ideas.
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d) All of the above
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At the pre-reading stage, it is not important to record bibliographic information.
a) True
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b) False
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Which of the following is true about the reading process?
a) Reading is interactive.
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b) Reading is passive.
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c) Readers approach texts in similar ways.
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d) None of the above
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What does a transitional word show?
a) The rhetorical pattern of a paragraph
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b) The main idea of a sentence
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c) The relationship between ideas
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d) None of the above
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Which of the following is true about the connotation of a word?
a) It is often suggested by its context.
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b) It is always found in a dictionary.
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c) It is irrelevant.
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d) It is impossible to know the true connotation of a word.
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Our speaking vocabularies are smaller than our recognition vocabularies.
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b) False
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