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What should you be doing when you read?

SURVEY: includes skimming the blurb, and the questions. Why are you supposed to circle anything that sticks out?

SAT Reading Strategies

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SURVEY: includes skimming the blurb, and the questions. Why are you supposed to circle anything that sticks out?
to use up time
It takes too much time to read everything
it's just part of annotating
Draws your focus to the answers when you read
2
What should you be doing when you read?
Underline/circle claims
all of the above
circle key words
circle transition words (but, although, semi-colons...)
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Why is it important to review/rephrase in your own words?
Summarizing things in your own words helps you internalize and remember
So that you can understand everything the author means
Because Dellina told you to
To take up time
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Scientists think that asking yourself a question about a topic is a good way to get interested and thus remember more.
True
False
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What does SQ3R stand for?
Survey, question, rephrase, review
Survey, quiet, read, rest, recharge
Survey, question, read, review, rephrase
Skate, Quit, Read, Rest, Recharge