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What is Active Reading? A. Engaging what you are reading. B. Reading without remembering what you read. C. Partially understanding what was read. D. None of the above A. Engaging what you are reading.
When taking effective notes what two key questions should you ask yourself? A. Should I only write what I think is important how does it benefit me. B. Should I copy my classmate and see what they wrote. C. What should I write in my notes and how shoul C. What should I write in my notes and how should I write the information.
To develop deep understanding, we begin by? A. Creating. B. Organizing the knowledge we have collected. C.Have positive beliefs. D. None of the above. B. Organizing the knowledge we have collected.
What is rehearsing? A. Remembering something. B. A mental effort to remembering things. C. Guessing. D. A and B. D. A and B
The first rule of a test smart plan is? A. Guessing the answers. B. Leaving the question blank. C. Answering the easy questions first. D. Answer only the questions you know. C. Answering the easy questions first.
What are the four components in writing? A. Prewriting, writing, revising, editing. B. Thinking, asking, guessing, revising. C. Editing, thinking, writing, collection. D. All of the above. A. Prewriting, writing, revising, editing.
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