Which of the following is not a benefit of cross-referencing? ...

[jho37]

Which of the following is not a benefit of cross-referencing?
 
  a. If the new and prior knowledge are different, you know that you need to continue to question, reflect, and investigate until you figure out what is correct.
  b. If the new and prior knowledge are the same, you reinforce what you already have stored in your memory.
  c. You understand the new knowledge better.
  d. You will be better able to predict what will be on a test.

Question 2

An example of active reading is
 
  a. walking around while you are reading so you can be alert.
  b. activating prior knowledge before you read and reading to confirm, correct, or add to this knowledge.
  c. playing music while you read to activate the brain.
  d. highlighting new information as you read so you will know what to study.

[kristenb95]

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b

[jho37]

TYSM

[samiel-sayed]

Excellent