Reading and Writing
Quiz by Sendy De Leon
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is defined as a complex cognitive process of decoding symbols in order to construct and derive meaning. It is a means of language acquisition, of communication, and of sharing of information and ideas.
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are the styles, systems or practices in decoding symbols for better comprehension for communication, sharing of information and ideas.
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is a method of rapidly moving the eyes over text with the purpose of getting only the main ideas and a general overview of the content.
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Skimming is useful in three (3) different situations:
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Skimming is useful in three (3) different situations:
Skimming is more thorough than simple previewing and can give a more accurate picture of text to be read later.
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Skimming is useful in three (3) different situations:
Skimming is useful for reviewing text that is already read.
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Skimming is useful in three (3) different situations:
Skimming is most often used for quickly reading material that, for any number of reasons, does not need more detailed information.
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The main idea of most paragraphs appears in the
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If the author’s pattern is, to begin with, a question or anecdote, you may find the last sentence more
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rapidly covers a great deal of material in order to locate a specific fact or piece of information. ________ is very useful for finding specific a name, date, statistic, or fact without reading the entire article.
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we focus our attention on phrases.
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are illustrated visual forms that summarize information and ideas through words, symbols, pictures, and drawings. Graphic materials are of several types: (Villamin et. al, 1987)
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is a visual representation of quantitative information meant to make the reader see instantly how gathered data relate to each other. Examples: bar graph, pie graph, line graph and pictograph.
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are made up of lines and symbols, which show the interrelationships of parts or elements, steps of a process, or key features of an object or an area. Examples: tree chart, timeline, technical diagram, and process diagram
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are visuals that summarize data, explain a process, or describe a set of relationships. Examples: tabular chart, outline chart, flow chart, and organizational chart
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