READING APPROACHES, INTENSIVE, EXTENSIVE, SKIMMING, SCANNING.

READING APPROACHES, INTENSIVE, EXTENSIVE, SKIMMING, SCANNING

2. Reading is the process of looking at
written or printed symbols (such as
letters, words, and punctuation) and
interpreting them to derive meaning.
What is reading?

4. Reading can serve various purposes ,
such as learning, entertainment, or
communicating ideas and information.
It’s a skill that develops over time.
What is reading?

5. An approach is a way or method of
dealingwith a particular problem, task,
or situation. It refers to the steps,
techniques, strategies, or attitudes
used to reach a specific goal.
What is an Approach?

6. Reading
Approaches

7. A reading approach refers to the
specific strategies or methods used in
reading to help individuals understand
and engage with written text.
Reading Approaches

8. Reading Approaches
01
SKIMMING
03
SCANNING
02
EXTENSIVE
04
INTENSVE

9. SKIMMING01

10. Skimming
Skimming is a quick reading
technique used to get a
general overview or the main
ideas of a text without
focusing on every detail. The
goal of skimming is to grasp
the essential points and
structure rather than to
understand every single word
or nuance.

11. Skimming
Skimming is reading quickly
to get a general idea of the
text.
With skimming, your overall
understanding is reduced
because you don't read
everything.

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Scientistsagreethathumanactivities,suchasburning
fossilfuelsanddeforestation,aresignificantcontributors
totheseenvironmentalchanges.Addressingclimate
changerequiresaglobaleffortinvolvingpoliciesto
reducecarbonemissions,investmentinrenewable
energy,andconservationefforts. Whilesomeprogress
hasbeenmade,expertswarnthatmuchmoreactionis
neededtomitigatethemostsevereimpactsonthe
planetandfuturegenerations.

13. SCANNING02

14. Scanning
Scanning is a reading technique
used to locate specific
information quickly within a
text. Unlike skimming, which
focuses on understanding the
main ideas, scanning involves
searching for particular details,
such as names, dates, numbers,
or keywords,without reading
everything around them.

15. TheAmazonrainforest,oftencalledthe"lungsofthe
Earth,"isthelargesttropicalrainforestintheworld,
coveringapproximately5.5millionsquarekilometers
acrossninecountriesinSouthAmerica.Itplaysacritical
roleinabsorbingcarbondioxideandproducingoxygen,
helpingtoregulatetheglobalclimate.TheAmazonis
alsohometoanestimated390billiontreesand16,000
differentspecies. However,deforestationandillegal
loggingposesignificantthreatstothisbiodiversity
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leadingtothelossofcountlessplantandanimalspecies.

16. EXTENSIVE03

17. EXTENSIVE READING
Extensive reading is a reading
approach focused on reading
large amounts of material for
general understanding,
enjoyment, and overall
language development, rather
than for analyzing every detail
or studying specific content.

18. INTENSIVE04

19. INTENSIVE READING
Intensive reading is a focused
and in-depth approach to
reading that emphasizes careful
examination of a short text to
understand its details,
vocabulary, structure, and
meaning.

20. INTENSIVE READING
Unlike extensive reading, which
prioritizes volume and overall
comprehension, intensive
reading involves close analysis,
often with the purpose of
studying, analyzing, or learning
specific content.

21. Reading Approaches
01
SKIMMING
03
SCANNING
02
EXTENSIVE
04
INTENSVE

22. CHECK!

23. 1. What is the primary goal of skimming?
A) To analyze every detail of a text
B) To read quickly for general
understanding
C) To memorize specific facts
D) To summarize the text

24. 2. Which reading technique is most
useful when you need to locate a
specific piece of information?
A) Extensive reading
B) Intensive reading
C) Skimming
D) Scanning

25. 3. What is a key characteristic of extensive
reading?
A) Focusing on short texts for detailed analysis
B) Reading large volumes of material for
enjoyment
C) Using a dictionary for every unfamiliar word
D) Reading for specific learning objectives

26. 4. In which reading approach would
you likely encounter many
unfamiliar vocabulary words?
A) Skimming
B) Scanning
C) Extensive reading
D) Intensive reading

27. 5. When engaging in intensive reading,
what should a reader primarily focus
on?
A) General themes and enjoyment
B) Understanding specific details and
language
C) Finding the main idea quickly
D) Summarizing the text in one sentence

28. 6. Which reading technique
encourages the selection of texts
based on personal interest?
A) Scanning
B) Intensive reading
C) Extensive reading
D) Skimming

29. 7. If a reader is trying to find a
specific date mentioned in a text,
which technique should they use?
A) Intensive reading
B) Extensive reading
C) Skimming
D) Scanning

30. 8. What type of reading would involve
discussing the meaning of an
author's argument in detail?
A) Skimming
B) Intensive reading
C) Scanning
D) Extensive reading

31. 8. What type of reading would involve
discussing the nuances of an
author's argument in detail?
A) Skimming
B) Intensive reading
C) Scanning
D) Extensive reading

32. 9. When is it most appropriate to use skimming?
A) When preparing for a deep analysis of a
complex text
B) When trying to understand the main ideas
of a long article
C) When looking for precise data in a table
D) When reading for pleasure and enjoyment

33. 10. Which of the following best describes the relationship
between intensive and extensive reading?
A) They are identical and serve the same purpose.
B) Intensive reading focuses on detail, while extensive
reading emphasizes quantity and enjoyment.
C) Extensive reading is more analytical than intensive
reading.
D) Intensive reading is only for academic purposes,
while extensive reading is not.