Question

Which of the following are effective strategies for looking up words in the dictionary when reading? Select all that apply.

-Look up the words right away.
-Underline words then look them up when you have finished the book.
-Make a list of words and definitions as you learn them.
-Don’t bother looking up a word if you can guess the meaning.

Answer 1

The answers would be 
-Look up the words right away
-Underline the words then look themup when you have finished the book.
-Make a list of words and defintions as you learn them.

Answer 2

Answer:

• -Look up the words right away.
• -Underline words then look them up when you have finished the book.
• -Make a list of words and definitions as you learn them.

Explanation:

Looking up for words, whose meanings we do not know, helps us to understand a text or a story completely. This can be done through a series of strategies that enrich our vocabulary and comprehension:

1. As we read, we can look up the words immediately, allowing us to understand at that precise moment.
2. Underlining the words is also a reliable strategy since it provides memorization.
3. Making a list of the words and its definitions is the most complete and reliable strategy that will expand our vocabulary, as well as being a guide for future readings.