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What is the main emphasis of literacy according to the text?
What is the main emphasis of literacy according to the text?
- The ability to speak multiple languages fluently
- The capacity to communicate effectively through various forms of language representation (correct)
- The capability to excel in mathematics and science
- The talent for creative writing and artistic expression
According to UNESCO, what is the role of literacy in society?
According to UNESCO, what is the role of literacy in society?
- To eliminate all forms of communication except written language
- To enable individuals to achieve their goals and fully participate in society (correct)
- To restrict individuals' participation in their community
- To limit access to knowledge and potential development
How does the text define the power of literacy?
How does the text define the power of literacy?
- The ability to only read and write proficiently
- Reading without comprehending the content
- Limiting literacy application to a single domain
- Capacity to use literacy skills effectively to navigate the complexities of the world (correct)
In what way does literacy go beyond reading and writing?
In what way does literacy go beyond reading and writing?
What are the main lesson outcomes mentioned in the text?
What are the main lesson outcomes mentioned in the text?
Which literacy type might be associated with understanding different cultures?
Which literacy type might be associated with understanding different cultures?
Based on the provided text, what does the action of TURN around and look for another partner signify?
Based on the provided text, what does the action of TURN around and look for another partner signify?
How is literacy defined in the text?
How is literacy defined in the text?
What does 'making connections' in literacy involve?
What does 'making connections' in literacy involve?
Which type of 'making connections' involves relating the text to the students' own lives?
Which type of 'making connections' involves relating the text to the students' own lives?
What is 'visualizing' as a literacy strategy mainly about?
What is 'visualizing' as a literacy strategy mainly about?
Which strategy enables students to distinguish between important and less important information in reading?
Which strategy enables students to distinguish between important and less important information in reading?
