When you read actively, you

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larisa86 [58]3 years ago

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When you read actively, you relate to the text

DiKsa [7]3 years ago

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When you read actively, you A. RELATE TO TEXT

Active reading means that you are reading something for the purpose of understanding its content and evaluating whether said content can help you satisfy your needs.

Reading for Comprehension has 5 steps.
1) Skim - quickly read through text to get the overall impression.
2) Question - ask yourself if the reading the text will help you. Check the text whether it provides answers for your questions: Who? What? Where? When? How
3) Read - read the text in a focused, and fairly speedy way
4) Remember - test your member. check whether you understand and remember salient points in the text.
5) Review - read the text in more detail, make your own notes for easy comprehension and remembrance.

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