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Chapter 8 Multiple Choice Questions
Reading
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The approach to reading that incorporates the five (5) elements of seeing, comprehending, analysing, interpreting, and evaluating is called what?
Active reading
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Slow reading
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Careful reading
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Smart reading
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According to Dan Kurland, every text has three (3) different authors. Which of the following is NOT one of his three (3) authors?
The original author
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The editor
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The imagined author
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The reader
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Which of the following statements most accurately reflects the Context-Breadth-Depth (CBD) (Brick et al., 2019) active reading strategy?
The CBD strategy rejects the aim of reading as 'reading as text' and encourages critical thinking about a topic
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CBD is more concerned about missing a reading and less on thinking about a topic
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CBD stages can be conducted in any order
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CBD saves time from the first time it is used
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Which is of the following is an example of a student engaging a CBD active reading strategy to overcome the time and focus obstacle to reading?
A student reads for a block of 30 minutes while checking their social media
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A student, new to the CBD concept, allocates a block of 4 hours to read the required text for a tutorial later that day
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A student reads for 2 hours in a café as his friends come and go
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A student turns off her phone and wi-fi, finds a place with no distractions and reads for a block of 30 minutes
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Note-taking is an important part of active reading. We take notes during each stage of context, breadth and depth reading. Which of the following best represents an example of a depth note?
Evidence referenced
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Topic
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Intended audience
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Do I agree?
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