Purposes for reading A student will read for many different reasons, and it is important to remember that the way reading is approached should change depending on the purpose. Glancing through a newspaper to pick out the main news items is quicker than and different from reading for study, and both involve a variety of skills. A newspaper often gives only a cursory coverage of a topic, ignoring the details. A textbook may require detailed study to extract the essential knowledge it contains. When reading, for example, it is possible to: a) read an instruction book with the intention of immediately applying the information in order to play a new stereo, use a cooker, repair a car; b) read an enjoyable, exciting novel for escapism, as quickly as possible, with no need to worry about remembering any of the story afterwards; c) skim through the pages of a magazine for the latest developments; or d) scan the pages of a newspaper to absorb the main headlines that day, disregarding the advertisements altogether. There are, of course, different ways of tackling reading, which will vary according to both the reading material and the particular task and focus. Reading is, after all, one of the basic tools of work for students. It is crucial that reading skills are developed so that you are able to get the most out of reading and importantly to make the best use of it. There are many techniques that can be used to gain a detailed understanding from a textbook or article, to identify the main themes or issues, or to get a general overview. The reading skills that you have already developed can be put to good use in academic study. 4. What do the words in bold type refer to in the text? 1. …it will be an invaluable learning tool… (paragraph 1) 2. Only by doing this… (paragraph 2) 3. …and how these are examined… (paragraph 4) 4. …and both involve a variety of skills (paragraph 5) 5. …in their everyday lives… (paragraph 7) 5. Guess the meanings of the following words and phrases as used in the reading t

Answer:

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Explanation:

What's the difference between comprehension and decoding?
A. Comprehension assigns meaning to the words while decoding
only assigns sounds.
B. Comprehension involves a knowledge of the phonetic symbols
used to spell words.
C. Comprehension helps take secret meanings and makes them
available to everyone.
D. Comprehension provides four different purposes for reading.
SUBMIT

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Which narrative point of view is shown in the passage?
Hummel sighed. His gun-colored coveralls seemed deflated; a sprinkle of iron filings fell from his hair. . . . Hummel was pathetic, Caldwell decided as he walked away. Lonely devil, couldn't stop talking, he couldn't let you go. No need for mechanics like him any more; everything mass-produced. Waste. If one wears out, get another. Biff. Bang. Smash 'em up.

Its give place identity that expensive the details really the be
can

comparison between two cities

What was the situation in Rwanda before European colonization?

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She looked unsuccessfully for something new to wear to the party. (FIND)

For an alternating electric current, how many times does it oscillate in 0.05 seconds? What are the maximum and minimum voltage in this?

Help me please……………………

Walking is not the most exciting form of exercise a person can take on for fitness. Yet it is low impact and requires no fancy equipment. That makes walking a simple activity for those new to exercise. Walking is less likely than other exercises to cause injury to leg tendons and muscles. All it requires is a good pair of sneakers—no cables, stylish outfits, or weights required. Of course, a person could increase the benefit of a workout by adding weights or speed walking.

Which of the following statements supports the main idea in this paragraph?

Walking is boring.
Walking has a low risk of injury.
Walking requires sneakers in good condition.
Walking is too easy for those who exercise regularly.

Time to write a blog
8 Make notes for a blog about your day.
who I am with:
where lam:
what is happening:
what I'm doing:
how I feel:

1. My little brother is very _________ because he makes a lot of noise when I am trying to study.
A. annoying B. strict C. pretty D. funny

poverty and not corruption is the problem of our society​

A reader using memory tricks to remember a new vocabulary word is using:

hyperbole.

synecdoche.

paradox.

mnemonics.

NEED HELP NOW!
Which word is closest in meaning to shrieking as it is used in this sentence? And as my reverie softened down to a sadder and sadder pathos, the shrieking of the winds outside softened to a wail, the angry beating of the rain against the panes diminished to a tranquil patter, and one by one the noises in the street subsided, until the hurrying footsteps of the last belated straggler died away in the distance and left no sound behind. O yelling O whining O screeching o scolding​

Dolley Madison wrote a letter to her sister describing:

her escape from the White House during the War of 1812.

the lynching of an African American man in the street.

Germany during World War II.

None of the choices are correct.

Help me please………………

1.
The old man walked slowly down the street. Click or tap here to enter text.

Identify features of an effective thesis statement? What are some of the ways you can hook your readers in the lead sentence?

“The Gift of the Magi:” What can the reader infer from the following passage?
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"So now Della's beautiful hair fell about her rippling and shining like a cascade of
brown waters. It reached below her knee and made itself almost a garment for her.
And then she did it up again nervously and quickly. Once she faltered for a minute
and stood still while a tear or two splashed on the worn red carpet.
On went her old brown jacket; on went her old brown hat. With a whirl of skirts and
with the brilliant sparkle still in her eyes, she fluttered out the door and down the
stairs to the street."
a) Della is upset that her clothes are worn.
b) Della is upset because her hair is wet.
c) Della is bothered that she has to find a gift for Jim.
Della decides to sell her hair, and briefly mourns the loss of her favorite
d)
feature.

fill the blank with the appropriate word from the box. there are two extra words.
competition, competitive, coordination, health, celebration, team sports, physical activity, obesity, cooperation, win, entertainment, spectators.
there are so many ways to exercise, both alone and with friends. are one of the best ways, for alot of reasons. one of the main reasons is it allows for a healthy ...................you may not always .............. but it makes you do your best. ................ sports like football, hockey and a few others aim to improve..................
while providing .............. to spectators.
in children, it encourages.................
and therefore prevents ............. it also helps in building social skills and.......... with others. ................physical and mental ............ also improves tremendously.​

Round 287,519.5432 to the nearest hundred-thousand.

Gatsby’s reaching from the darkness toward the light, creates

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In the 1902s/ people/ not/ pay/ credit card

My uncle _____ you met yesterday is a lawyer.
A. which B. who C. whose D. to whom

We were glad we went to the game, because the Red Devils won.
Select one:
a. phrase
b. independent clause
c. subordinate clause

which is higher MBBS or MD?​

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I hung around in the new neighborhood enjoying the sight of green trees, big whitewashed houses, and well-kept lawns where geraniums and roses of different shades were in full bloom. It had been three days since we moved to Cameron County from Reynosa, and I was eager to explore the neighborhood.
2 As I lingered on the sidewalk at the far end of the block, I noticed a house that had the neatest and the best-kept lawn I had ever seen. The lawn looked like one of those paintings by an artist who puts a lot of time and effort into his work of art. I started to turn around and leave when I heard something that sounded like a bark.
3 The gates were slightly open, and I could see the house and its conspicuous front yard with blooming flowers of different colors. For a fleeting moment, I was tempted to pluck one, but they looked so perfect that I decided to bend down and take a whiff of the sweet fragrance.
4 As I was enjoying the view laid out in front of me, a deep voice interrupted my thoughts.
5 "Aren't they lovely?" he said.
6 I turned around to find a middle-aged man, probably in his late fifties. "I planted these beauties with my own hands," he added in his proud and merry voice.
7 "Hi, my name is Ethan," I introduced myself.
8 "Nice to meet you, Ethan! I'm Jacob," he said.
9 When I told him that his garden had the best flowers in the neighborhood, his eyes twinkled, and a big grin spread across his face. I told him that I lived a few blocks away, and when I asked him about his family, he said they were on vacation. He could not leave the house, as he had a pet and a garden to look after.
10 "This garden, its flowers, and the sparrows that chirp all day long on the trees in my backyard are my friends and family for now," he said and winked. "Would you like to take one of my best roses home?" he asked.
11 "But they are so beautiful, and you worked so hard to make your garden look so appealing," I replied.
12 "If my flowers make you happy, I'll gladly gift you one," he said and smiled.
13 I was surprised and inspired by Jacob's passion for gardening and vigor for life. I headed home with a beautiful rose in my hand and a fresh zeal that my new friend had instilled in me.
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Through the narrator's experience, the author explores the theme of —
A.
travel and exploration
B.
nature and passion
C.
loneliness and grief
D.
remoteness and isolation