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xclash

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It is important to understand the passage as a whole because
 
  A) on most tests, there are very few questions about supporting details.
  B) then the rest of the ideas fall into place.
  C) instructors are interested only in testing for main ideas.

Question 2

Subvocalization is
 
  A) moving your lips as you read.
  B) pronouncing out loud as you read.
  C) hearing the little voice in your head that reads for you.



janeli1

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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