Froggy Jumps: Buchun 300 Critical Reading Quiz (D)


Froggy Jumps Buchun 300 Critical Reading Quiz (D)Versión en línea Test your knowledge on critical reading with this quiz game! por beza aseres 1 What is critical reading? a Reading to understand and learn. Checking sources. b Reading fast. c Reading and not understanding. 2 Why is critical reading important? a It helps develop critical thinking skills. b It helps improve reading speed. c It helps memorize the content of a text. 3 How do I read critically? a Reading the text multiple times with no notes. b Preview first, take notes, ask questions. c Skimming and scanning keywords. 4 What is the goal of critical reading? a To memorize the story. b To understand the author's message, look at evidence, and have good opinions. c To find mistakes in reading. 5 What is the difference between critical reading and regular reading? a Critical reading includes asking questions and checking sources. b There is no difference. c Critical reading is only used in school. 6 What is the first step in critical reading? a Skipping to the end of the story. b Over viewing all details of the story. c Reading the story from start to finish without stopping. 7 Why do we need to ask questions while reading critically? a To make the reading clear. b To take a test. c To not think critically while reading. 8 Why is it important to check the source of reading? a It helps check if the information is true. b We don't need to check. c It helps improve reading speed. 9 What is the last step in critical reading? a Memorizing the story. b Ignoring what you read and forget about it. c Reflecting on the story and having informed opinions. 10 Which article headline is FALSE? a Goldfish lives up to 40 years! b Goldfish are not smart. c Not all goldfish are gold! 11 Which article headline is FALSE? a Dust can be made of animal and human skin cells. b Dust can be seen in the light. c Dust is ONLY harmful. 12 Which article headline is FALSE? a Drinking hot water makes you hotter! b Hot water freezes faster than cool water. c Hot water can burn you! 13 Which article headline is FALSE? a No bats = no bananas! b Bats are the only flying mammal! c All bats are blind! 14 Which article headline is FALSE? a Napoleon wears poison around his neck! b Napoleon is very short! c Napoleon is actually tall! 15 Which article headline is FALSE? a Sharks have no bones! b Shark skin is very smooth and soft. c Most sharks have good eyesight! 16 Which article headline is FALSE? a Clouds are light like a feather. b Clouds can travel 100 mph. c An average cloud weighs the same as a jumbo jet - about 500 tons. 17 Which article headline is FALSE? a Parrots are calm creatures! b There is a parrot that can speak 800 words! c Parrot imitate human language to be friends!

1

What is critical reading?

a

Reading to understand and learn. Checking sources.

b

Reading fast.

c

Reading and not understanding.

2

Why is critical reading important?

a

It helps develop critical thinking skills.

b

It helps improve reading speed.

c

It helps memorize the content of a text.

3

How do I read critically?

a

Reading the text multiple times with no notes.

b

Preview first, take notes, ask questions.

c

Skimming and scanning keywords.

4

What is the goal of critical reading?

a

To memorize the story.

b

To understand the author's message, look at evidence, and have good opinions.

c

To find mistakes in reading.

5

What is the difference between critical reading and regular reading?

a

Critical reading includes asking questions and checking sources.

b

There is no difference.

c

Critical reading is only used in school.

6

What is the first step in critical reading?

a

Skipping to the end of the story.

b

Over viewing all details of the story.

c

Reading the story from start to finish without stopping.

7

Why do we need to ask questions while reading critically?

a

To make the reading clear.

b

To take a test.

c

To not think critically while reading.

8

Why is it important to check the source of reading?

a

It helps check if the information is true.

b

We don't need to check.

c

It helps improve reading speed.

9

What is the last step in critical reading?

a

Memorizing the story.

b

Ignoring what you read and forget about it.

c

Reflecting on the story and having informed opinions.

10

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Goldfish lives up to 40 years!

b

Goldfish are not smart.

c

Not all goldfish are gold!

11

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Dust can be made of animal and human skin cells.

b

Dust can be seen in the light.

c

Dust is ONLY harmful.

12

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Drinking hot water makes you hotter!

b

Hot water freezes faster than cool water.

c

Hot water can burn you!

13

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

No bats = no bananas!

b

Bats are the only flying mammal!

c

All bats are blind!

14

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Napoleon wears poison around his neck!

b

Napoleon is very short!

c

Napoleon is actually tall!

15

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Sharks have no bones!

b

Shark skin is very smooth and soft.

c

Most sharks have good eyesight!

16

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Clouds are light like a feather.

b

Clouds can travel 100 mph.

c

An average cloud weighs the same as a jumbo jet - about 500 tons.

17

Which article headline is FALSE?

a

Parrots are calm creatures!

b

There is a parrot that can speak 800 words!

c

Parrot imitate human language to be friends!

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Buchun 300 Critical Reading Quiz (D)Versión en línea

por beza aseres

What is critical reading?

Why is critical reading important?

How do I read critically?

What is the goal of critical reading?

What is the difference between critical reading and regular reading?

What is the first step in critical reading?

Why do we need to ask questions while reading critically?

Why is it important to check the source of reading?

What is the last step in critical reading?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?

Which article headline is FALSE?