Which of the following is a primary skill involved in interpretive reading?
skimming the text
writing to the author
drawing a conclusion
using a glossary
2. which of the following strategies is not an important part of reading critically and actively?
making notes about the text
correcting grammatical errors
looking for repeated concepts
asking questions about the text
3. which of the following is an example of a connection in a reading?
a topic sentence states the main idea of a paragraph.
the author uses statistics to support a paragraph's topic sentence or main idea.
a thesis statement states the main idea of an essay.
the author begins each paragraph with a topic sentence or main idea.
4. which of the following is least likely to you formulate inferences?
observations you make during your reading
connections between a reading and your own knowledge
connections among different ideas in a reading
observations about publisher's credibility
5. readers draw effective conclusions based on
inferences
assumptions about the writer's past
reading the annotations of other readers
sheer guesswork