Match the reading strategies to their
corresponding descriptions.
1 - Pre-reading:
2 - Active reading
3 - Rereading
4 - Summarizing
5 - Questioning
( ) This strategy involves restating the main
points of the text in your own words.
Summarizing helps you to understand the text
and to remember it better.
( ) This strategy involves actively engaging with
the text as you read. You can do this by asking
yourself questions, making notes, or highlighting
key points. Active reading helps you to
understand the text more deeply and to remember
it better.
( ) This strategy involves making predictions
about the text before you start reading. You can
do this by looking at the title, headings, and
illustrations, or by thinking about your own
knowledge and experience. Pre-reading helps
you to focus your attention and to be more
engaged in the text.
( ) This strategy involves reading the text again
after you have finished the first time. This can
help you to catch anything you missed the first
time around, or to understand the text in a new
way.
( ) This strategy involves asking questions about
the text as you read. You can ask questions about
the meaning of the text, the author's purpose, or
your own understanding of the text. Questioning
helps you to think critically about the text and to
understand it more deeply.
The correct association is, respectively: