Question

When you’re reading, when reading strategy is thinking about what you what will happen next. What is this called? A applying your knowledge be applying analogies see making accurate guesses D making predictions

Answer 1

Answer:

D Making Predictions

Explanation:

Making predictions is a reading strategy which increases students' interests and focus during reading. Students can make prediction first, before starting the actual reading i.e by title, sub-title, and headings. During the actual reading process they can verify their predictions as well as make new predictions based on the available knowledge in the text, and previous knowledge.

Option A and B (applying knowledge and analogies) are steps and skills used to make predictions.

Option C is not correct because guessing something hardly involves any reasoning or knowledge. moreover "making accurate guesses" is an ambiguous term in comparison with "making predictions"