Chapter 1
This is the four-step reading process.
What is preview, read actively, highlight and annotate, and review?
A prefix comes a this point in a word.
What is the beginning or the front?
This is the sentence that states the main idea of a reading selection.
What is the topic sentence?
This is when you should read the textbook for your class.
What is before class?
Your midterm is on this date.
What is February 28th?
You should spend most of your time on this step of the reading process.
What is previewing?
A suffix comes at this point in a word?
What is at the end?
This is the most important point that the author is trying to convey in their writing.
What is the main idea?
These are the two types of outlines.
What are formal and informal outlines?
Your second article must be approved by this date.
What is February 22nd?
This method involves making small personal notes in the margin of a text to increase comprehension.
What is annotating?
Prefixes change this of a word while suffixes change this.
What is the meaning and the function?
These provide information that tells us more about the author's main idea. What are the two types?
What are supporting details? Major and minor details.
This is the "gold standard" of note-taking.
What are Cornell notes?
Your second article paper and presentation is due on this date.
What is March 19th?
You should only highlight this percentage of the text when highlighting.
What is 25%
These are the four parts of speech that offer clues to a word's meaning.
What are nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs?
These are "signal words" or phrases that show relationships between ideas.
What are transitions?
This is how you get physically prepared for a test.
What is:
1. Get a good night's rest.
2. Eat a healthy breakfast.
3. Sit away from any distractions.
Your book report and presentation is due on this date.
What is April 9th?
Your author names these methods to review after reading. Name at at least 3.
What is:
Summarize in your own words
Read the highlighted sections and your annotations
Answer the questions you developed before reading
Turn the headings into questions and say complete answers
Use questions at the end of the chapter to review
Say major points aloud
Make concept maps or drawings
Review with a partner
Review in short sessions.
LEADS stands for this.
What is:
Logical Thinking
Examples
Antonyms
Definitions
Synonyms
These are the three types of transitions.
What are time, listing, and addition transitions?
This the "formula" that guides students in their evaluation of websites. Name each element.
What is the ABC3 Method?
Authority
Bias
Content
Consistency
Currency
This is the best freshman teacher that ever lived.
Who is Ms. Gribble?!??