Question

Which of the following strategies can you use to help you read a text actively?

Answer 1

I'd say I and II but it could possibly be I, II, and III
the reason I think this is because III could get you off topic or connecting to something different. But, to be safe I would do I, II, and III

Answer 2

The correct answer is I, II and III

Explanation:

The term "active reading" refers to the process of completely engaged in the process of reading to understand all the information included in a text and even being able to respond to it. Because of this, active reading commonly involves different strategies that are applied before, during and after reading, this includes strategies such as creating questions before reading and answer then during and after reading, summarizing main points, creating mind maps or other graphic organizers to organize main ideas, evaluating the ideas found and connecting the text to personal experiences and previous knowledge. This means to write and answer questions about the text, create a mind map as you read the text and connect the text to your personal experienced are all part of active reading and therefore all these strategies are helpful for reading a text actively. Thus, the correct answer is I, II and III.