The questions from sqrw should never ask to define vocabulary words.

select the best answer from the choices provided

true
false

The correct answer is False

Explanation:

SQRW is a strategy used for understanding better and learning the information presented in a text, SQRW stands for survey, question, read and write which are the steps of this strategy or method. Survey means taking a quick look at the text including the titles, heading and images to guess what the text might be about; question means you create question before reading related to the text this can include main ideas, arguments, vocabulary and any other element you want to understand in the text; read is about reading the text carefully and try to answer to the questions you already have and the final stage writing implies writing down the questions, answers and any key information you might need. Considering the stage of questioning the text can include any question related to the content of the text it can also include vocabulary words, especially because some texts contain technical words or new vocabulary you need to understand to get the ideas of the text. Thus, the questions from SQRW can include questions related to the definition of vocabulary which makes the statement of the question False.

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