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Types of comprehension

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Match the types of comprehension of a literary text with their descriptions.

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Types of comprehension
 

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Match the types of comprehension of a literary text with their descriptions.

by Olena Chukhno
1

Reading in order to understand, remember, or recall what the text is about, locating information, using context clues to supply meaning, or identifying the explicitly stated relationships and organizational patterns.

2

Reading to find the information that is not explicitly stated and trying to compare the information with our knowledge in order to get a valued response to the text.

3

Analyzing, synthesizing, and evaluating the text in order to acquire emotional experience and reasonable judgment of value.

4

Responding to the text emotionally after fully understanding the literal meaning of the reading material, evaluating the situation, and applying the ideas gathered to real-life events or similar conditions.

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