Reading for full understanding

Scanning

· Before you read the text look at the questions above.

· All the questions are about the story/on the passage

you are going to scan.

· You’ll find all the answers in the passage below/that

follows.

· Before you start scanning, look the questions through to

yourselves.

· See how many of these questions you can answer.

· Now look at the questions you cannot answer yet.

· Make sure you remember the questions well.

· Now that you know what information you are going to

look for, start scanning

· the passage which follows.

· See if you can find the answers.

· Don’t read all of the text. Look for sentences that answer

the questions.

· If you are looking for a name of a person or place, see

if there are any words

· beginning with capital letters.

· If you need a date, look for figures.

· There’s no need to read up to the end.

· The moment you have the answers to your questions,

stop reading.

· Scan the passage to find information about ….

· The following passage has been divided into 4

sections for your convenience.

· Scan quickly to find the number of the section in

which each of the following topics is mentioned.

· Find 3 examples in the text to illustrate the following points:….

· I’m going to put 2 questions on the board.

Scan the following [paragraph to answer these questions.

· Check your answers against the text.

· I’ll give you 5 minutes to finish this off./You have five

minutes to do this.

· Now begin and I’ll note the starting time.

· Then in 5 minutes’ time I’ll begin asking you to

answer. Put up your hands the moment you’ve found all the information you need.

· I’ll record your time here on the board.

· I hope that you’ll all answer with a single mistake.

· Right. Your time is up. Can you now answer the

questions that we listed at the beginning of the passage?

· Now read the passage very carefully. Try to grasp both

the central idea and the details.

· When you meet some words you don’t know, don’t ask

your friends or your teacher yet.

· Don’t’ use a dictionary either.

· Read on. Perhaps you’ll understand the meaning of the

sentence.

· If you want to be sure, use a dictionary.

· Would you like anything explained?

· Is everything clear?

· Start reading the text to yourselves.

· Read the passage on your own.

· Now I want you to answer some questions on the

passage you’ve just read.

· Here are some questions that will help you understand

every detail.

· It’s time we took a look at the questions.

· You’ve read the passage, so let’s see how much you

have understood.

· Let’s look at the passage in more detail.

· Look at the questions under the reading passage on

page 42.

· When you answer these questions, don’t repeat exactly

what the book says.

· And now answer some questions quoting/using the words

of the book.

· Now will you tell me the story in your own words?

· Put in everything you can remember.

· Listen carefully. If he leaves anything out, put up your

hands and tell me what he has forgotten.

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