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maegan_martin

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In research on comprehension monitoring, the assumption behind asking readers to
  detect text inconsistencies and anomalies is that
 
  a. those who are monitoring their comprehension will detect errors in texts
  b. what students actually know and what they believe they know are related
  c. students who are comprehending can readily provide a summary of a passage
  d. none of the above is an assumption

Question 2

The concept of advance organizers is most closely related to
 
  a. frameworks for organizing learning
  b. developing automaticity in reading
  c. inserting adjunct questions into reading materials
  d. none of the above



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

a





 

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