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sweet-ann [11.9K]
3 years ago
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maria is reading a book. she finds herself halfway through the page and realizes she doesn't know what the page has been about.

she decides to start reading again at the top of the page. this is an example of what? a. predicting b. making mental images c. summarizing d. monitoring and applying fix-up strategies
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Rom4ik [11]3 years ago
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When a reader decides to read again at the top of the page, this is an example of monitoring and applying fix-up strategies. The correct answer is option D. Fix-up strategies are applied when a reader becomes stuck and sometimes lose track and do not understand the entire thought. These fix-up strategies are then used to repair comprehension. 
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