Critical Reading
Art of Critical Reading
REA 1205 Text
Answer Key to Textbook Pages
Chapter 4
Page 142 & 143 (answers will vary) 1. defined as, called 2. categories, groups 3. but, but 4. For example, for instance 5. And, likewise, similarly 6. because, because 7. first, then, finally
Page 147 (answers will vary) Classification and Division 1. classify 2. grouping 3. divide 4. category 5. split 6. classes 7. combine
Page 148
Cause and Effect 1. phoned home 2. jumped out of bed and rand around 3. caused havoc and maybe death
Exercise: Cause and Effect 1. Because 2. As a result 3. cause 4. As a consequence 5. therefore
Page 149 & 150
Exercise: Example …show more content…
while 2. even though 3. yet 4. nevertheless 5. Despite 6. but
STUDY TECHNIQUE 5 Suburban Burglars 2. Look for subtle clues 3. Both have working hours.
Pages 152 & 153
1. Although the James brothers were criminals, they did not publicize their exploits, unlike their modern counterparts. 2. They didn’t write signed confessions, didn’t appear on stage, didn’t rely on lawyers to escape punishment, and wouldn’t have wanted a movie about their lives. 3. Smart lawyers can get a criminal acquitted. 4. The author appreciates the brothers’ reticence about their crimes. 5. Today, everyone, even criminals, are publicity conscious. 6. entertain 7. The author compares and contrasts the James Brothers with other criminals. – but, though, and 8. (Answers will vary)
Page 155
Steps in Progress C. Stage three (final stage): postconventional 2. written law 3. the age of 20
Exercise: Steps in a Process Answers will vary
Study Links Proficiency in Lying to Teen Popularity 1. step 2. second 3. Next 4. process 5. Subsequently 6. final
Page 156
Exercise: Definition
(Answers will …show more content…
means 3. is called 4. describe 5. term
Page 159
Study Technique 7 Steichen imports sculpture to U.S. Steichen appeals ruling Trial held
Exercise: Chronological Order 1. Currently 2. first 3. Then 4. next 5. previously 6. Finally
Page 160
Review Test 4: Identifying Patterns of Organization in Textbook Material 1. example, for example, in another instance 2. steps in a process, first, next, finally 3. cause-effect, result 4. definition, definition 5. chronological, 1952, 1958, 1995 6. example, for instance, example 7. steps in a process, second step, third step 8. contrast, but, yet
Page 164
Calvin and Hobbs Cartoon 1. Most everyone cheats at some time or another. It’s pervasive throughout society. 2. We are a success-oriented society, and “the end results justifies the means.” 3. It isn’t such a big deal- it doesn’t hurt anyone.
Pages 167 & 168
Matching
1. a 2. d 3. e 4. f 5. b 6. h 7. g 8. c 9. d 10. g
Multiple Choice 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. d 5. a
Page 169
True or False 6. T 7. T 8. T 9. F 10. T
Vocabulary in Context 1. cozy 2.
REA 1205 Text
Answer Key to Textbook Pages
Chapter 4
Page 142 & 143 (answers will vary) 1. defined as, called 2. categories, groups 3. but, but 4. For example, for instance 5. And, likewise, similarly 6. because, because 7. first, then, finally
Page 147 (answers will vary) Classification and Division 1. classify 2. grouping 3. divide 4. category 5. split 6. classes 7. combine
Page 148
Cause and Effect 1. phoned home 2. jumped out of bed and rand around 3. caused havoc and maybe death
Exercise: Cause and Effect 1. Because 2. As a result 3. cause 4. As a consequence 5. therefore
Page 149 & 150
Exercise: Example …show more content…
while 2. even though 3. yet 4. nevertheless 5. Despite 6. but
STUDY TECHNIQUE 5 Suburban Burglars 2. Look for subtle clues 3. Both have working hours.
Pages 152 & 153
1. Although the James brothers were criminals, they did not publicize their exploits, unlike their modern counterparts. 2. They didn’t write signed confessions, didn’t appear on stage, didn’t rely on lawyers to escape punishment, and wouldn’t have wanted a movie about their lives. 3. Smart lawyers can get a criminal acquitted. 4. The author appreciates the brothers’ reticence about their crimes. 5. Today, everyone, even criminals, are publicity conscious. 6. entertain 7. The author compares and contrasts the James Brothers with other criminals. – but, though, and 8. (Answers will vary)
Page 155
Steps in Progress C. Stage three (final stage): postconventional 2. written law 3. the age of 20
Exercise: Steps in a Process Answers will vary
Study Links Proficiency in Lying to Teen Popularity 1. step 2. second 3. Next 4. process 5. Subsequently 6. final
Page 156
Exercise: Definition
(Answers will …show more content…
means 3. is called 4. describe 5. term
Page 159
Study Technique 7 Steichen imports sculpture to U.S. Steichen appeals ruling Trial held
Exercise: Chronological Order 1. Currently 2. first 3. Then 4. next 5. previously 6. Finally
Page 160
Review Test 4: Identifying Patterns of Organization in Textbook Material 1. example, for example, in another instance 2. steps in a process, first, next, finally 3. cause-effect, result 4. definition, definition 5. chronological, 1952, 1958, 1995 6. example, for instance, example 7. steps in a process, second step, third step 8. contrast, but, yet
Page 164
Calvin and Hobbs Cartoon 1. Most everyone cheats at some time or another. It’s pervasive throughout society. 2. We are a success-oriented society, and “the end results justifies the means.” 3. It isn’t such a big deal- it doesn’t hurt anyone.
Pages 167 & 168
Matching
1. a 2. d 3. e 4. f 5. b 6. h 7. g 8. c 9. d 10. g
Multiple Choice 1. c 2. c 3. b 4. d 5. a
Page 169
True or False 6. T 7. T 8. T 9. F 10. T
Vocabulary in Context 1. cozy 2.