Legal Comprehension
Legal Comprehension
Recognition of Details
Recognition of Main Ideas
Recognition of a Sequence
Recognition of Comparison
Recognition of Cause and Effect Relationships
Recognition of Character Traits
Reorganization
Reorganization
Classifying
Outlining
Summarizing
Synthesizing
Inferential Comprehension
Inferring Supporting Details
Inferring Main Idea
Inferring Sequence
Inferring Comparisons
Inferring Cause and Effect Relationships
Inferring Character Traits
Predicting Outcomes
evaluation
Judgments of Reality or Fantasy
Judgments of Fact or Opinion
Judgments of Adequacy and Validity
Judgments of Appropriateness
Judgments of Worth, Desirability and
Acceptability
comprehension
ability to process text, understand its meaning and
integrate.
process the text written and answer accordingly.
The word ‘comprehend’ literally means to understand
and interpret the meaning of the paragraph.
Every passage revolves around the central idea,
thus it becomes important to identify the central
idea which is implicit in the key sentences of the
paragraph.
How to find topic/heading
The topic/heading of the passage is derived from
this central idea only.
The passage can be of any kind. length of passages
approximately ranges from 500-800 words.
Step 1-Firstly, read the questions carefully. This will provide you with
the idea about what you have to search for in the paragraph.
Step 2-Secondly, read the passage in a quick manner and try to find
the relevant answers to the questions read before.
Step 3-Thirdly, now when you have read the paragraph, read the
questions again properly and try to answer the question. In this step,
you will be able to find the answer to direct questions and mark
them in the paragraph
Step 4-Fourthly, read the unanswered questions carefully and read
the relevant portion of the paragraph to find and interpret the
answers.
Step 5-Fifthly, in order to answer the vocabulary question read the
sentence in which the concerned word is used and try to interpret the
meaning of the sentence with such word.
Strategy to solve reading comprehension
questions
Try to find out the main idea of the paragraph and understand the tone
used by the author.