Extensive Vs. Intensive Reading Quiz
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Are you aware of the two common approaches to language learning- extensive vs. Intensive reading? Can you differentiate between these two? Play this quiz and test your knowledge regarding the same. Extensive reading uses a long text and a large amount of reading material, whereas intensive reading uses short text or a few cases for maximum understanding. The following quiz contains a few basic questions related to these two types of study. Do you think you can pass this test? Try your luck!
- 1.Which category will extensive and intensive reading fall?
- A.
Oral reading
- B.
Silent reading
- C.
Group reading
- D.
Choral reading
- 2.What is used to teach or practice specific reading strategies or skills?
- A.
Silent reading
- B.
Oral reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 3.Which one of the following is not a reading technique in extensive reading?
- A.
Scanning
- B.
Skimming
- C.
Global or general meaning
- D.
Choral reading
- 4.What is using the normal voice in pronouncing, enunciating, and emphasizing a word or a text called?
- A.
Oral reading
- B.
Silent reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 5.What method is it? Reading simply for pleasure or reading technical, scientific or professional material.
- A.
Silent reading
- B.
Oral reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 6.Which type of reading considers the text as a means to an end?
- A.
Silent reading
- B.
Oral reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 7.Which type of reading considers the text as an end in itself?
- A.
Silent reading
- B.
Oral reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 8.What involves reading of large quantities of material, directly, and fluently?
- A.
Oral reading
- B.
Silent reading
- C.
Intensive reading
- D.
Extensive reading
- 9.What type of reading includes doing a word-by-word autopsy of the text?
- A.
Silent reading
- B.
Intensive reading
- C.
Scanning
- D.
Group reading
- 10.What approach aims at making the reader a better language learner and helps them on the way to fluency?
- A.
Extensive reading
- B.
Intensive reading
- C.
Oral reading
- D.
Silent reading
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