According to the video, what is the core definition of "predicting"?, Reading as fast as possible to finish the text., Making educated guesses about what will happen next., Memorizing every single word in a paragraph., Translating the text into another language immediately., The video compares a reader who predicts to which of the following professionals?, A teacher explaining a lesson., A detective looking for clues., An actor performing a script., A scientist conducting an experiment., What two elements does a reader combine to make a prediction?, A dictionary and the table of contents., Textual clues and personal background knowledge., The length of the book and the font size., Online reviews and the author's biography., Why is predicting considered an "active" reading strategy?, Because it keeps your brain engaged and stimulates curiosity, Because it requires the reader to move around physically., Because it only works when reading out loud., Because it forces you to finish the book in one sitting., Which of these is mentioned as a benefit of predicting?, It helps you anticipate the author's ideas and direction., It guarantees that you will never be wrong about a story., It eliminates the need to read the entire text., It makes the text shorter and easier to translate., Which visual elements should you look at first to find clues for a prediction?, The page numbers and the publisher’s logo., The title, images, and headings., The glossary and the index., The blank spaces and margins., How does "background knowledge" help you predict?, It allows you to skip the text if you already know the topic., It helps you use what you already know to guess what might happen., It is only useful for non-fiction or scientific texts., It helps you rewrite the author's story., What are "context clues" in the process of predicting?, Drawings at the end of a chapter., Words or sentences around an unknown concept that help predict its meaning., Summaries written by other students., The list of chapters in the table of contentS., What is a key question you should ask yourself to practice this strategy?, "How many words are in this sentence?", "What do I think will happen next?", "What time will I finish reading this?", "Who designed the cover of this book?", What should good readers do with their predictions as they continue reading?, Keep them the same, even if the text proves them wrong., Forget them completely after the first page., Revise them based on new information they encounter., Stop reading if the prediction was incorrect., What is the primary goal of practicing prediction?, To always be 100% correct about the plot., To keep the brain engaged and enhance understanding., To win reading speed competitions., To memorize the vocabulary faster., In which types of texts can you practice predicting?, Only in school textbooks., Books, articles, and even blog posts., Only in mystery novels., Only in short poems., What happens if your predictions turn out to be incorrect?, It means you are a poor reader., You shouldn't worry; the goal is mental engagement., You must start reading the book from the beginning., You should stop using the strategy immediately., What entertainment experience does the video compare to reading with prediction?, Listening to a classical music concert., Watching a thrilling movie and guessing what happens next., Playing a racing video game., Visiting an art museum., According to the video, what is the key to mastering English?, Patience and consistent practice., Reading an entire dictionary., Traveling to an English-speaking country., Buying the most expensive books available..

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