Put the words in the right order to make a question. There is a word missing.
test you ________ ever taken personality a ?
Have you ever taken a personality test?
200
What is the difference between skim reading, scanning and close reading?
Skim reading - use to find main ideas
Scanning - use when searching for specific words, e.g., charisma
Close reading - careful reading of text to find specific information
200
Which linking language can you use to show contrast between ideas?
However
Although
On the other hand
Despite the fact
In contrast
300
Would you describe yourself as an INTROVERT or EXTROVERT? Give examples of personality traits that support your answer
BONUS POINTS: What are the qualities of the opposite personality?
John gave this answer to a question:
I would describe myself as an ambitious and creative person.
What question could he have been asked?
How would you describe your personality?
300
List 7 strategies that you could use to 'guess' the meaning of unknown words in a text.
1) Determine the PART OF SPEECH (adj, noun, verb, adverb)
2) Split the word up into PREFIXES, base word, SUFFIXES
3) Look for synonyms in the text
4) Look for antonyms in the text
5) Look for definitions in the text
6) Look for examples in the text
7) Think about how conjunctions (and, but) and signposting language (However, In contrast) are being used
8) What is the main idea in the sentence?
9) Look at the surrounding sentences
300
Combine these sentences using an appropriate linker:
When Carol is working, she is very serious and reliable. When she is at home, she is extremely moody and thoughtful.
When Carol is working, she is very serious and reliable. However, when she is at home, she is extremely moody and thoughtful.
400
What does 'kempt' mean?
Although Alex usually looks unkempt, he had a very neat appearance at his job interview.
BONUS POINTS: What strategies did you use to predict the meaning?
kempt = tidy
STRATEGIES
part of speech - adjective
prefix - un (not)
synonyms - neat
signposting language - although (but/contrast)