What does the think-aloud strategy ask a reader to do?
AMemorize the whole page
BRead only in a low whisper
CSay aloud what and how they think
DSkip the more difficult lines
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Say aloud what and how they think
1. In a think-aloud the reader speaks their thoughts.
2. This includes questions, connections to prior knowledge and noticing struggle.
3. Rereading is used where needed.
_Source: Wikipedia, Reading comprehension, Think-Alouds_
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