Question

Sometimes you don’t have to read an article completely to get the necessary information. Often you can move your eyes quickly over the reading to find facts, names, dates, titles. For example, if you are looking for a date, you should move your eyes down the page looking for numbers. If you are looking for a person’s names, you should find capital letters. Punctuation is also a clue for finding specific information. Quotation marks (“), commas (,), parentheses ( ), and dashes (--) all separate special information.

Choose the best alternative according to the text.

Accepted Answer

B) Occasionally you can get necessary information by skimming an article.

Answer

A) You always need to read the entire article when you are looking for information.

Answer

C) It’s not possible to find a person’s name if you read all the words.

Answer

D) Capital letters are not used to find specific information.

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