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Critical Reading Mastery

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Critical Reading Mastery
 

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by Aiwin
1

What is the main purpose of critical reading?

2

How did Merriam Webster Dictionary define 'reasoning'?

3

Which step involves identifying claims as fact, convention, opinion, or preference?

4

What is a counterclaim?

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What is the purpose of using hedges in counterclaims?

6

Name a hedge word listed in the material.

7

Maria requested a phone from her father, but her father responded, 'No, you can't.' What does the father's response illustrate?

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Which of these is a skill involved in critical reading?

9

How should you interpret hedges like may, could, or might?

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What does critical reading do with the author’s arguments?

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