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Wise Choices in College

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Whats the first step in the CORE Learning System? a.collecting knowledge b.mindless reading c.active reading a.Collecting Knowledge
What are key concepts? a.Main idea b.secondary ideas c.major supporting details d.minor supporting details e.All of the above e.All of the above
Mindless reading is the act of running your eyes over a page only to realize you don't recall a thing you read. TRUE FALSE TRUE
Active reading is characterized by intense mental engagement in what you are reading. TRUE FALSE TRUE
A main idea is the most important idea the author wants to convey about a key concept. TRUE FALSE TRUE
A secondary idea elaborates on a main idea by answering questions that readers may have about it. TRUE FALSE TRUE
A supporting detail is the main topic about the entire story. TRUE FALSE FALSE A supporting detail follows the main or secondary idea such as examples, evidence explanation and experience.
When reading mindfully you are actively collecting key concepts, ideas and supporting details. TRUE FALSE TRUE
It is important to approach reading with what type of attitude? a.negative b.positive c.reassuring b.Positive
Creating a distributed reading schedule means to..? a.Have a marathon reading session before an exam. b.Spread many shorter reading sessions over an entire course. c.mindless reading b.Spread many shorter reading sessions over an entire course.
Reviewing past readings means to ...? a.A warm up before you read, glancing at pages you have previously read. b.previewing the entire book. c.Reading table of contents. a.A warm up before you read, glancing at pages you have previously read.
What is a good way to Preview before reading? a.Look at the table of contents. b.Read first sentence of chapter 1. c.Read the end of the story a.Look at the table of contents
IF you read_________ you will increase your speed an comprehension. in chunks
Students increase there speed by 50 percent by simply______on reading as fast as they could while still understanding what they are reading. concentrating
The more difficult the reading the more you will need to _______. pause and recite
Many strategies exist for collecting ideas from textbooks by _____ in a separate binder or computer file. Taking notes
Not all ideas in print are true. Learn to read ____by being a healthy skeptic. Critically
Upon finishing a reading assignment,lean back,close your eyes and ____on what you read. Reflect
Why is it good to talk about what you read? A study partner can give you feedback on where you may have misunderstood or left out something important.
What does it mean to seek assistance? Asking your instructor to explain muddy points so you can be able to help improve your reading skills.
Created by: Renee1989
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