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This is a type of graphic organizer that students complete in small groups as they read informational text.
 
  A) Idea sketch B) KWL C) Text set D) Anticipation guide

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In Mr. Smith's classroom, students are assigned a passage to read and put in home groups. Each student in the home group has a different purpose for reading. This strategy is called
 
  A) Think alouds. B) Jigsaw.
  C) Idea circle. D) Informational text circles.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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