Reading Skills and Comprehension flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on Reading Skills and Comprehension, from context clues and story questions to close reading. School students can practise reading strategies, while teachers can find ready-made material. The over 200 decks, made by more than 150 users, are mostly at secondary level, with some university-level material. Pick a deck to explore.
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- Importance and Benefits of Reading11
- Pre-Reading Strategies10
- Types of Reading22
- Skimming and Scanning124
- Sight Words7
- Context Clues and Word Meaning69
- Main Idea and Supporting Details39
- Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions24
- Cause and Effect15
- Text Structure and Features22
- Author's Purpose10
- Close Reading30
- Critical Reading and Comparing Texts25
- Reading Question Types26
- Reading Exam Strategies and Practice39
Flashcards
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28 cardsFoundations of Academic Success Reading Strategies, Using Reference Materials, Context Clues,Denotation and Connotation, Paraphrasing and S...
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19 cardsTA - NA - E - KA Flashcards to check reading comprehension.
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15 cardsLet's Go to the Moon! What is the title of the story? Who is the author of the story?
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6 cardsTypes of Context Clues Learn about types of Context Clues!
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14 cardsSkimming and Scanning DO YOU KNOW WHAT SKIMMING AND SCANNING IS?
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10 cardsSnow White What’s the name of the protagonist?
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6 cardsstory "Two sisters and the cat " Two sister and the cat
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98 cardsLinear & Non-Linear Texts, Various Sources, Textual Aids, and Elements of Story It is a source of information that are original or authentic and have not been subjected to evaluation or a...
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28 cardsENGLISH REVIEWER 1 A. And why shouldn’t the pork barrel be scrapped? By its very nature, it bestows on lawmakers a most potent...
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54 cardsInglês IX As soon as the Dragon King’s retainers had put down the presents they vanished,
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33 cardssnow white Once upon a time, a princess named Snow White lived in a castle with her father, the King, and her stepmoth...
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88 cardsReading and Writing past experiences and knowledge a person has
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33 cardsVincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning)
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26 cardsDo personality tests work Questions it’s up for debate
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5 cardsEnglish Literal language- Means exactly what it says at the simplest level Figurative language has a more imaginati...
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4 cardsBear attacks and more idiot thinks to learn for English teacher
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40 cards2nd Quarter Reading EQT Review What is the main topic of a text?
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8 cardsUntitled Using your own words
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10 cardsReading Strategies
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20 cardsU7 L3 ANALYZING AN AUTHOR'S CREDENTIALS AND ARGUMENT
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20 cardsOrganisational and Structural Features - Reading
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10 cardsEnglish Questions Own words question
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7 cardsUntitled Using Your Own Works
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9 cardsHigher English - RUAE answering techniques In your own words Specific "Using your own words..." "In your own words..." General "Explain..." "Summarise...
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8 cardsHow to read a novel: characterisation
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12 cards(B) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning)
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23 cards2 Reading Skills: Main Idea - Penn Foster
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15 cardsReading Vocab What is a character?
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12 cardsGCSE ENGLISH- Language- reading questions Locating and retrieving
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11 cards(C) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning)
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16 cardsFINGERPRINTS
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4 cardsCHAPTER 5 How and When did the accident happened?
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12 cards(A) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning) Vincent van Gogh: The Life and Legacy of a Master (scanning)
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5 cardsReading Strategies The reader use different strategies to find important information.
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11 cardsHigher RUAE Question Types
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21 cardsReading Skills Section 3
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8 cardsNational 5 English - Close reading question types In your own word questions
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11 cardsEnglish Exam T2 - Reading Comprehension Define cause and effect
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8 cardsNational 5 English - Close reading question types In your own word questions
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7 cardsclose reading formulas Understand definition of a word from context (U)
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About reading skills and comprehension flashcards
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The decks on this page cover several ways to approach a text. Types of Context Clues looks at hints to word meanings, including definitions, synonyms and antonyms. Skimming and Scanning includes a comprehension check, while Snow White asks questions about a story.
For a starting point, try Types of Context Clues if unfamiliar words slow your reading. Work through the cards and see whether you can recognise each kind of clue before checking the explanation.
Move from cards to a text
Use Fact, opinion and bias to review those terms, or explore How to read a novel: characterisation when focusing on characters. If you want to apply a technique to a longer text, switch to notes on the unit page. A quiz can then give you another way to check your understanding.
Choose a deck that fits the skill you want to practise.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a useful place to start?
Types of Context Clues is a useful starting point if you want to practise working out word meanings from a text. Its cards cover clues such as definitions, examples, synonyms and antonyms. You can review the terms first, then return to the cards to check what you remember.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which levels and exams do the decks cover?
The page is mostly aimed at secondary-level study, with some university-level material too. School students and teachers can find decks for named exams, including National 5 English - Close reading question types and GCSE English Language Key Language Techniques. Other decks focus on reading skills without naming an exam.