文档介绍：Reading Skills
Text Study
Notes to the Text
Words and Expressions
Idea Sharing
Prediction
Decide Your Choice
I. Prediction
Reading Skills
Predicting is using the text to guess what will
happen next. Then readers confirm or reject
their prediction as they read. Predicting is a
reading strategy used before and during
reading. A technique to apply to this reading
strategy is to use the Think-Pair-Share method.
Take Passage A of Unit 10 as an example.
II. Decide Your Choice
Reading Skills
Looking at the title of the passage Reports on Britain Under the Bombs, We may ask:
When was Britain bombed? Why?
What did English people do for fun?
Was the report interesting?
After reading the first three paragraphs, you’ll know: In the middle of August, Nazi bombs started to fall along England’s Channel Coasts.
Then you go on reading. When you read “Air
Marshal Goering’s bomber pilots were sure of
their ultimate triumph over England.” you may
raise another question:
a. How bomber pilots bombed England?
b. Who won at last?
c. Who was Marshal Goering?
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Reading Skills
After reading paragraph 6, you may again ask:
a. What hardships did London suffer ?
b. Why did Marshal Goering boast?
You keep asking questions and confirm your predictions as you keep reading on. When you finish the article, you will have all the questions
answered.
Identifying and Retell