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    The document contains questions about different types of reading. Extensive reading involves reading large quantities of material directly and fluently. It considers the text as an end in itself. Intensive reading is used to teach or practice specific reading strategies or skills and considers the text as a means to an end. Oral reading uses the normal voice to pronounce, enunciate, and emphasize words or text.

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     1.

     
    On what category will extensive and intensive reading fall?

    o A. 

    Oral reading

    o B. 

    Silent reading

    o C. 

    Group reading

    o D. 

    Choral reading
     

     2. 
    It is used to teach or practice specific reading strategies or skills.

    o A. 

    Silent reading

    o B. 

    Oral reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading

    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     3. 
    It involves reading of large quantities of material, directly and fluently.

    o A. 

    Oral reading
    o B. 

    Silent reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading

    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     4. 
    This type of reading considers the text as an end in itself.

    o A. 

    Silent reading

    o B. 

    Oral reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading

    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     5. 
    This type of reading considers the text as a means to an end.

    o A. 

    Silent reading

    o B. 

    Oral reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading
    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     6. 
    Reading simply for pleasure or reading technical, scientific or professional
    material.

    o A. 

    Silent reading

    o B. 

    Oral reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading

    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     7. 
    Using the normal voice in pronouncing, enunciating and emphasizing a word
    or a text.

    o A. 

    Oral reading

    o B. 

    Silent reading

    o C. 

    Intensive reading

    o D. 

    Extensive reading
     

     8. 
    These are reading techniques in extensive reading EXCEPT ONE:

    o A. 

    Scanning

    o B. 

    Skimming

    o C. 

    Global or general meaning

    o D. 

    Choral reading

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