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saliriagwu

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When students go beyond literal comprehension and make connections that are not explicitly stated in a text, they are making
 
  a) miscues.
  b) inferences.
  c) synonyms.
  d) repetends.

Question 2

Children make connections when they are reading. When children move beyond personal experience to relate what they are reading to global knowledge, they are making
 
  a) text-to-self connections.
  b) text-to-world connections.
  c) text-to-text connections.
  d) text-to-author connections.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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