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English Active Reading - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Examples
        
        Who wrote it?
        
        Who is the intended audience?
        
        When did he wrote it?
- - - - Words which give a clear answer to the question
    - - Reading quickly through the passage while focusing on key words and phrases.
    - - General meaning in a piece of writing.
    - - Reading through the entire passage and understanding what the passage is about.
- - - - Opinions are subjective views hold by the writer and cannot be proved as either right or wrong.
      - Facts are supported evidence which can be proved by facts.
- - - - Information and details in a passage which can be interesting but is relevant to answering the question.
    - - A non-fition writing that gives factual information about something
        
        Examples
        
        Newspaper
        
        Reference
    - - Sentence in a paragraph that sums up the main idea of the paragraph. (often the opening sentence of the paragraph)
    - - Diagram or any visual image which helps give an image to what is written in the text
    - - The way the writer writes or add pictures on a page