1) We read and compare a novel and a non-fiction book on a related topic to _______________
Choose one option.
- synthesize information
- report (orally or in writing)
- make a decision
- get a general idea
2) Research a company at which you will have an interview for a job to ________
Choose one nearest matching option with the above statement.
- make an argument or a case
- obtain information for a specific task
- be entertained, or to pass the time
- learn about a subject (to pass)
3) Typographical issues consist of _________
- choice of verbs or adverbs
- the choice of capitalization, italic and font styles
- cleft construction
- silent letters and reduction of r sound
4) Which of the following is a part of authentic material
- All the given options
- Packing slips
- Utility bills
- ATM screens
5) Which of the followings is a part of scanning
- All of the given options
- Check what time programme is on television
- Look up a word in dictionary or index
- Find an address or a phone number in directory
6) One of the following is not the part of skimming. Choose from the following
- Browse through a book to see if you want to read it
- Look up details on a catalogue
- Look through the options givens on a google search to see what sites it suggests
- Flick through a catalogue to see what’s on the offer
7) In fact, the influence of the environment may be even less important for reading than it is for __________
- writing
- both speaking and listening
- speaking
- listening
8) Reading several news articles to understand what happened in an event is to ____
- get a general about something
- review something
- make a hasty decision
- synthesize information
9) One of the following is not the part of skimming choose from the following
- Browser through a back to see if see if you want to read it
- Lock up details on a catalogue
- Lock through the options given on a google search to see what its suggests
- Flick though a catalogue to see what’s on the after
10) Which of the following is NOT a barrier in reading fluency
- Study intensely and to the point of exhaustion
- Continue to translate all texts into L1
- Use of audio-visual aids
- Tackle increasingly difficult material