1. The following are facts about Reading, EXCEPT:

A. A process of, involving word recognition, comprehension, fluency and motivation,

B. A process of interpreting the written symbols.
C. Effective reading is an effortless task. D. A communication between the author and the reader,

2. A claim that asserts in argument usually turns on the reasons for taking an action.

A. Claim of fact

B. Claim of policy

C. Claim of value

D. Logical fallacies

3. The following are strategies in Reading, EXCEPT

A. A student conducting a research.
B. Joana locating the main idea of the paragraph.
C. A teacher asking to summarize the story.
D. Angela paraphrasing the poem.

4, it is based on things we like or dislike. It deals with goals, with things we find attractive.

A. Claim of value
B. Logical fallacies
C. Claim of fact
D. Claim of policy


5. The following statements show an effective strategy in reading, EXCEPT:

A. Adding comments on a paraphrased or summarized text.

B Adding comments on a paraphrased or summarized text.

C. Making inferences based on own assumptions C Identifying the subject when locating the main idea.

D. Stopping and looking back at the previously read lines during summarizing.​