Question

1. INTRODUCING READING COMPREHENSION
1. Complementing Comprehension Comprehension is a very comprehensive concept. It covers many aspects. Knowing the mere meaning of the text is but a small part of comprehension. Comprehension includes (a) decoding the meaning, (b) relating it to what one knows, (c) thinking about it appropriately, (d) responding positively, (e) applying it to real life and (f) remembering it and retrieving it when needed. In that inclusive sense, comprehension forms the very base of any learning - languages, humanities, sciences and most importantly, life's lessons. Treating comprehension as an examination-linked task is to limit our own progress. Enlightenment, enrichment and enjoyment go hand in hand as one steadily progresses in acquiring comprehension skills!
i. Why is comprehension considered comprehensive?
ii. What is meant by comprehension?
iii. Write down two important aspects of true comprehension.
iv. What is at the very base of any learning?
V. According to the passage, what is the most important subject to learn?
vi. What is comprehension in the opinion of some persons that hampers one's progress in learning?
vii. What is the result of steady progress in one's comprehension skills?
viii. Write the expression used in the passage to mean together/in coordination ​

Answer 1

Answer:

you should write comprehension in three paragraphs.

Answer 2

• Answer:

what is meant by comprehension