Skimming text is a helpful reading tool when which of the following exists? A. a plot B. dialogue C. characters D. text features

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The answer I would choose is D. Text Features because when skimming through text you can miss a lot of important information. However, text features include all the components of a story or article that are not the main body.

So if I have read this question correctly then D is definitely the answer!

dexar [7]3 years ago

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D. Text features

When you skim through texts, you can miss some crucial information, but identifying text features only requires a search throughout the text and not a complex thorough understanding of the book, which is why the answer is D.

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