Imaginative Language

General Subject

Educated guesses

(based on real clues).

While guess.

Big facts, main

supporting.

Listing, less

important

details.

Margins notes.

Summarize

some facts

or opinion.

Highlighting

techniques

10% - 15%

What to avoid

with

highlighting

Find the main point

or details.

Perspective.

One side it.

The authors emotion.

Contextual analysis

and

context clues are:

Context clues.

Breaking word part

to prefixes,

suffixes, and roots.

Fast reading.

Multiple Choice

Strategies

Hunt and find.

Look something over.

Style writing.

Point of view.

Previewing

a textbook.

Use it index,

glossary.

Previewing a

chapter

Smaller number

pages.

Reading actively

vs.

Reflections

Thinking back,

post-it notes,

post-it flags.

Opinion.

Summary pages

important

information.

Organizing

material.

Traditional outlines

and classical

outlines are:

Roman number I,II,III,

tabing into show

minor detail.

Modified traditional

outlines

Using 1, 2, 3, ...........

What part of PRO

is the

outlining feature

Organizing

Outline circle.

Looking for

main idea.

Summarizing techniques...

what to avoid.

Avoid your opinion.

The words to use

when starting

a summary

According to.....

Where to look

for a stated

main idea.

Often in the

beginning

or in the end.

Where to look

and what to do

when the

main idea is implied

(not stated).

Have take a guess.

Stated main idea.

Look for number,

should, must,

maybe, may not,"...".

Look for out date it.

Extra staff

in the back.

Organization of

text book.

Websites connected

to textbooks

Look for website

when preview

the text book.

Numbering details

in the textbook...

which details would

you number?

Mayor details.

Fact vs opinion...

what are the tricks?

Look for number,

for facts, and

look for future events.

Use of the dictionary

vs

using context clues

Circle when you

want to

 look up word.