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    This document discusses reading strategies for previewing and predicting content. It explains that previewing a book by examining its cover provides information to help predict what is in the book. Previewing techniques for books include looking at the title, determining if it is fiction or nonfiction, predicting what it is about based on this information, and reviewing adjectives used on the back cover. The document also discusses previewing strategies for longer texts, such as determining the topic from the title, what type of text it is, how it is organized, quickly reading the first line of each paragraph, and the last sentences of the final paragraph.

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    This document discusses reading strategies for previewing and predicting content. It explains that previewing a book by examining its cover provides information to help predict what is in the book. Previewing techniques for books include looking at the title, determining if it is fiction or nonfiction, predicting what it is about based on this information, and reviewing adjectives used on the back cover. The document also discusses previewing strategies for longer texts, such as determining the topic from the title, what type of text it is, how it is organized, quickly reading the first line of each paragraph, and the last sentences of the final paragraph.

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    Unit 2 Previewing and Predicting: Hasanuddin University 2020

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    READING STRATEGIES

    ( ENGLISH MKU)
    UNIT 2
    PREVIEWING AND PREDICTING

    HASANUDDIN UNIVERSITY 2020


    Lesson Learning Outcomes:
    Students are able to estimate the reading
    content in general by using the strategy
    "previewing“ and "predicting"
    WHAT IS IN THE BOOK?

    AUTOBIOGRAPHY
    ALEX HALEY False
    False

    ROOTS
    MALCOLM X
    False
    True
    When you get information about a book
    by examining its cover, it means you are
    PREVIEWING.

    The aim of previewing is to help you to


    PREDICTING about what is in the book.

    To get some ideas about what you will


    read

    To get information more quickly

    To follow the writer’s ideas better


    1. Title and author ?

    2. Fiction or nonfiction?

    3. What do you predict that this book is about?

    4. List some adjectives which are found in the


    reviews on the back cover of the book

    5. Would you like to read this book? Why?


    HOW ABOUT LONGER TEXTS?

    1. Read the title, - what is the passage about?

    2. What kind of text is? (essay, argument, story,


    explanation?)

    3. The organized of text

    4. Read quickly the first line of each paragraph

    5. Read quickly the last few sentences in the final


    paragraph

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