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silviawilliams41

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Building an intent to remember consists of
 
  a. using a variety of sensory modes to take in information.
  b. defining what you plan to remember before you begin reading.
 
  c. organizing material into categories according to similar characteristics.
  d. connecting new information with previously acquired knowledge.

Question 2

Marking is best used for
 
  a. sentences that have not been highlighted.
 
  b. words and phrases that are familiar to you.
 
  c. topic sentences and major supporting details.
 
  d. material that is unfamiliar or confusing to you.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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