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When you see what's being said, how it's supported, and what you should take away from reading a text, you are A. making connections B. making a graphic organizer C. rereading the text D. writing a summary
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When you see what's being said, how it's supported, and what you should

take away from reading a text, you are

A. making connections
B. making a graphic organizer
C. rereading the text
D. writing a summary

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A. You are making connections.

I had this one I think a few months ago, it would’ve been sooo helpful at that time before I failed Imaoooo
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