The Nature of Reading

Choose the letter of the correct answer.

* Required
1. Reading is ____________________ process in which the reader
interacts with the text to construct meaning. *

a. complex
b. static
c. dynamic
d. difficult
2. Reading can be learned because reading is a ___________. *

a.process
b. skill
c. habit
d. system
3. Reading is an interplay of one's experience, oral language, and ability
to interpret written symbols. *

a. Reading as a process
b. Reading as a skill
c. Reading as development
d. Reading as a strategy
4. The use of sight words in teaching reading is an example of
_____________. *

a. visual configuration
b. meaning association
c.whole word recognition
d.whole word analysis in context
5. When a teacher models first to his/her learners how to produce the
sounds of the English language before letting them practice on their own,
he/she uses ________________. *

a. cooperative learning
b. inquiry-based instruction
c. explicit instruction
d. differentiation
6. _______________ occurs in the transaction between the reader and
the text. *

a. Reading
b .Development
c .Learning
d. Comprehension
7. The readability of the text should correspond to the ________________
of the learners. *

a. reading ability
b. experience
c. age
d. intellectual capacity
8. _______________ are conscious, flexible plans a reader applies to a
variety of text. *

a. Techniques
b. Approaches
c. Methods
d. Strategies
9. Which of the following is not a cognitive strategy ? *

a. Clarifying
b. Outlining
c. Taking notes
d. Previewing
10. Which view about reading emphasized that teaching reading should
start from where the students are? *
1 point
Reading as a process
Reading as development
Reading as a skill
Reading as a strategy

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