What does 'active reading' in university involve?

What does "active reading" in university involve?

A) Re-reading the text multiple times

B) Reading with a determination to understand and evaluate for relevance

C) Reading only essays and reports

D) Skipping parts of the text

What effect does reading on a screen have on the frequency of blinking and potential eye strain?

A) Reading on a screen causes more frequent blinking and reduces eye strain.

B) Reading on a screen results in the same blink rate as when relaxed and no impact on eye strain.

C) Reading on a screen causes less frequent blinking and can lead to eye strain.

D) Reading on a screen has no effect on blinking or eye strain.

What is the primary purpose of taking notes during a lecture or reading?

A) Personal opinions.

B) Abbreviations.

C) Formulas, definitions, and facts.

D) Lecture notes.

What is the primary purpose of taking notes during a lecture or reading?

A) To impress your classmates with your writing skills.

B) To create a verbatim transcript of the material.

C) To record important information for future reference and understanding.

D) To replace the need for textbooks.

What is active listening?

A) Speaking loudly to ensure you're heard.

B) Focusing on what the speaker is saying and waiting for them to finish before responding.

C) Interrupting the speaker to express your thoughts.

D) Checking your phone while listening to the speaker.

How can you demonstrate sensitivity to the speaker's point of view when practicing active listening?

A) Avoiding eye contact and facial expressions.

B) Ignoring the speaker's body language.

C) Not asking any questions during the conversation.

D) Paying attention to the speaker's perspective and asking for clarification when needed.

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