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mp14

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Which of the prereading techniques would be most helpful when trying to get students to think about a controversial topic?
 
  A) using textual features B) survey technique
  C) guided reading D) anticipation guide

Question 2

Students learn most of their content area concepts through __________.
 
  A) lectures on essential topics
  B) reading and discussing their texts
  C) demonstrations and other hands-on activities
  D) simulations



blakeserpa

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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