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All of the following are ways to build reading comprehension except
 
  a. a directed reading-thinking activity.
  b. the language experience method.
  c. the cloze procedure.
  d. learning strategies.
  e. phonics.

Question 2

In figuring out words, readers use
 
  a. the sight word method.
  b. phonics method.
  c. context clues.
  d. structural analysis.
  e. All of these.



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ANSWER: e

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