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Yes/No: Basics of Reading

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Basics of reading concepts

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Yes/No: Basics of Reading
 

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Basics of reading concepts

by SANTIAGO ALEJANDRO SALGADO CABALLERO
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Annotation impedes understanding rather than helping.

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Skimming is used to get the general idea of a text.

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Previewing a text helps set a purpose before reading.

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The first sentence of a paragraph always states the main idea.

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Active reading involves asking questions and summarizing as you go.

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Skimming requires detailed note-taking.

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Reading speed is never related to comprehension.

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Inference relies on clues in the text and your own background knowledge.

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The main idea is the central point or message of a paragraph.

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Scanning involves reading every word carefully.

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