21st Century Literature B.
What are the similarities and differences
First Summative Test (2nd Quarter)
I. Identify which reading technique is being used
in the following statements. Write AB if it is
skimming, AC if scanning, AD if extensive, and
AE if intensive.
_____1. The learners are reading the book of their
choice.
_____2. Anna was looking for the dates of literary
history in the reading material.
_____3. Mike was reading rapidly as he wants to
know the gist of the reading material.
_____4. Stacey enjoying the story of “Tuesday
with Morrie”.
_____5. Toni has the goal of absorbing as much
meaning from the selection as much as possible.
_____6. The learner was able to locate a keyword,
then he/she read the surrounding text carefully
to see if it is relevant.
_____7. The learner builds their vocabulary while
they are having fun reading.
_____8. Mark is focuses on reading the literary
text.
_____9. The learners read the entire introductory
paragraph and then they read only the first and
last sentence only of each following paragraph.
_____10. The learners are reading the same
literary text and they are about to dig the
message of it.
II. Write FACT if the statement is correct and
BLUFF if it is not.
_____11. The learner who engages in intensive
reading must be careful to follow specific
guidelines, or else risk boredom and burnout.
_____12. When we look for a specific information,
we use extensive reading.
_____13. To know the general overview of the
material we use skimming.
_____14. Use skimming in previewing, reviewing,
determining the main idea from a long selection
you don't wish to read.
_____15. To read a text intensively, you must take
care to read texts that are interesting and short,
to read only for brief periods of time, and to do so
when you have the most mental energy.
_____16. In intensive reading, the learners read
rapidly.
_____17. When learners read extensively, they
read very easy, enjoyable books to build their
reading speed and fluency.
_____18. Extensive reading is a free voluntary
reading.
_____19. Use scanning in research to find
particular facts, to study fact-heavy topics, and
to answer questions requiring factual support.
______20. When we scan a keyword, we should
not read the surrounding text.
III. In five (5) to seven (7) sentences explain the
following. (5 point each)
A. When to use skimming and scanning?
of extensive and intensive reading?
21st Century Literature
First Summative Test (2nd Quarter)
I. Identify which reading technique is being used
in the following statements. Write AB if it is
skimming, AC if scanning, AD if extensive, and
AE if intensive.
_____1. The learners are reading the book of their
choice.
_____2. Anna was looking for the dates of literary
history in the reading material.
_____3. Mike was reading rapidly as he wants to
know the gist of the reading material.
_____4. Stacey enjoying the story of “Tuesday
with Morrie”.
_____5. Toni has the goal of absorbing as much
meaning from the selection as much as possible.
_____6. The learner was able to locate a keyword,
then he/she read the surrounding text carefully
to see if it is relevant.
_____7. The learner builds their vocabulary while
they are having fun reading.
_____8. Mark focuses on reading the literary text.
_____9. The learners read the entire introductory
paragraph and then they read only the first and
last sentence only of each following paragraph.
_____10. The learners are reading the same
literary text and they are about to dig the
message of it.
II. Write FACT if the statement is correct and
BLUFF if it is not.
_____11. The learner who engages in intensive
reading must be careful to follow specific
guidelines, or else risk boredom and burnout.
_____12. When we look for a specific information,
we use extensive reading.
_____13. To know the general overview of the
material we use skimming.
_____14. Use skimming in previewing, reviewing,
determining the main idea from a long selection
you don't wish to read.
_____15. To read a text intensively, you must take
care to read texts that are interesting and short,
to read only for brief periods of time, and to do so
when you have the most mental energy.
_____16. In intensive reading, the learners read
rapidly.
_____17. When learners read extensively, they
read very easy, enjoyable books to build their
reading speed and fluency.
_____18. Extensive reading is a free voluntary
reading.
_____19. Use scanning in research to find
particular facts, to study fact-heavy topics, and
to answer questions requiring factual support.
______20. When we scan a keyword, we should
not read the surrounding text.
III. In five (5) to seven (7) sentences explain the
following. (5 point each)
A. When to use skimming and scanning?
B. What is the similarities and differences of
extensive and intensive reading?