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| I think that active reading means that you have to summarize what the book or article is about. |
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| When you repeat it over and over again |
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| Looking over your notes again. |
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| Words that you don't know |
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| ABC listing of topics and names in a textbook with page number |
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| Intoductory section in which authors tell readers about the book |
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for the right to copy and re-produce said item.
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| The subject of a speech, essay, thesis, or discourse. |
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| Must contain the topic of the paragraph. |
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| Something that is not important |
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| Assessing prior knowledge |
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| What you already know about a topic |
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| Planning reading and study time |
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| is a word part that is attached to the beginning of a word that adds it's meaning to that base word |
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| is a bse word that has a meaning of it's own |
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| attached to the end of a root word |
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| the admissible arrangement of sounds in words |
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| Some parts often appear at the beginning of an English word--although not always |
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| Providing additional information about the main idea.
Help to clarifying the main idea.
List examples that illustrate the main idea |
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| Wise up! The when and how of preparing for Tests |
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| Context Clues\ CONTEXTUAL ANYALYIS |
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| hints provided in text, which lead the reader to meanings of words |
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