1 .		What does reading critically mean?
2 .		The writer's purpose is always the same as the writer's main idea.   True  False
3 .		To amuse, to reconstruct past experiences, to communicate, and to inform are all examples of which of the following?
4 .		When an author does not include a thesis statement, how does the writer communicate the main idea?
5 .		Which of the following is one way to determine the validity of a newspaper article?
6 .		Which is stronger evidence: personal experience or a large statistical study carried out by a reputable research agency?
7 .		Which of the following is an indicator of a credible source?
8 .		When you read critically, does your own position about the text you are reading matter?
9 .		When you encounter a text that has an implied rather than a stated thesis, what helps you infer (or formulate an inference about) the thesis?
10 .		When reading critically, you do not need to distinguish between fact and opinion in the text.   True  False
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