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Deast7027

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During the Read/Question /annotate phase of reading/writing research, which of the following would be relevant?
 
  A. ask/record questions, annotate text, underline main ideas
 
  B. choose a topic to research, create questions based on titles, headings, bold/italic terms, and visuals, determine prior knowledge, identify purpose for researching
 
  C. take notes, restate ideas, record quotes, narrow writing topic based on reading/notes
 
  D. annotate draft with needed revisions, rewrite draft based on review and annotation, apply proper documentation style: MLA or APA, avoid plagiarism.

Question 2

During the pre-read phase of reading/writing research, which of the following would be relevant?
 
  A. ask/record questions, annotate text, underline main ideas
 
  B. choose a topic to research, create questions based on titles, headings, bold/italic terms, and visuals, determine prior knowledge, identify purpose for researching
 
  C. take notes, restate ideas, record quotes, narrow writing topic based on reading/notes
 
  D. annotate draft with needed revisions, rewrite draft based on review and annotation, apply proper documentation style: MLA or APA, avoid plagiarism.



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atrochim

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B




Deast7027

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Reply 2 on: Jul 15, 2018
:D TYSM


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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

 

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