The reader asks questions about the text in the stage of the reading process known as “comprehension.” In this stage, the reader is trying to understand the meaning of the text, and so he or she will ask questions about anything that is unclear. By asking questions, the reader can clarify the meaning of the text and improve his or her understanding of it.
Other related questions:
What are the 5 stages of reading process?
1) Pre-reading
2) Active reading
3) Post-reading
4) Reflection
5) Evaluation
What is the process of reading the text?
The process of reading text can vary depending on the person and the situation. However, there are some general steps that can be followed when reading text. First, you should preview the text to get an idea of what it is about. Next, you should read the text carefully, paying attention to the main ideas and supporting details. Finally, you should review the text to make sure you understand it and can remember the main points.
What are the 4 process of reading?
1. Pre-reading
2. Active reading
3. Reflective reading
4. Post-reading
Bibliography
- The Reading Process
- Dr. Janette M. Hughes – Reading Process – UOIT
- Teaching Comprehension Using the 5 Step Reading Process