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Reading ‘between the lines’ to determine the author’s feelings about a topic is an example of ____________. a. guessing c. making an inference b. wasting your time d. all of the above
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Reading ‘between the lines’ to determine the author’s feelings about a topic is an example of ____________. a. guessing c. making an inference b. wasting your time d. all of the above

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making an inference, the others simply don't make sence. andi took this test b4
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making an inference

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