A reader previews headings and sets a goal for reading. Which strategy is this?
ASynthesizing ideas
BVisualizing the text
CPlanning and monitoring
DAsking own questions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Planning and monitoring
1. Previewing text lets the reader decide what to get out of it.
2. Setting that goal and checking understanding is planning and monitoring.
3. Synthesizing, visualizing and asking questions do not centre on goal setting.
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