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 looking at my previews question to see if it fit along with the next question along with looking in the passage as well.

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 looking at my previews question to see if it fit along with the next question along with looking in the passage as well.

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read the blurb and make sure you understand what the questions are asking you.

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read the blurb and make sure you understand what the questions are asking you.

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by piecing together one of the answers into the sentence to see if it would match

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by piecing together one of the answers into the sentence to see if it would match

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read all of the answers and go back in the passage and check.

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read all of the answers and go back in the passage and check.

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Read directly where that text specifically is

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5 up 5 below rule to get the context of the portion you're reading without wasting too much time

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You must have evidence to support your answer choice

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You must have evidence to support your answer choice

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you must have evidence to support it, if you need to stretch to make a choice work, it's most likely to be wrong

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you should always try to make a connection from the answer to the passage 

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you should always try to make a connection from the answer to the passage 

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read the text and make sure you understand the question and the text before you answer

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Implicitly information ate given it to you indirectly

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before answer the question compare  and contrast a passege.

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before answer the question compare  and contrast a passege.

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read both passages and try to highlight similarities and differences 

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read both passages and try to highlight similarities and differences 

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read all possible answers first and where they are in text

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read all possible answers first and where they are in text

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Before reading the whole passage read the questions and see which will be easier to find or answer.

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read everything before the actual passage to gain information on what you are reading

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read everything before the actual passage to gain information on what you are reading

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Reading the blurb first then going to the questions will help you with the reading and understanding what the reading is about.

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read the below 5 and up five to give you a better chance of understanding the word.

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read the below 5 and up five to give you a better chance of understanding the word.

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try to identify the explicit information/questions you’re given before answering

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you should start by reading the text and answer the questions then find evidence, you can Eliminate Answers

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make the connection with the question and passage 

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make the connection with the question and passage 

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always read the blurb and the question before going to read the passage to find the answers.

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always read the blurb and the question before going to read the passage to find the answers.

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read then sentence so it could give you a better understanding of the word 

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read then sentence so it could give you a better understanding of the word 

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Replace the vocab word with words that sounds similar and try to read the sentence using that word u replaced it with

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read the blurb ,then read the question go back to the passage and find the answer to your question 

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read the blurb ,then read the question go back to the passage and find the answer to your question 

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Choose a quote from the passage that directly supports your answer to a previous question they should match.

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Read the blurb and questions before answering the questions 

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Read the blurb and questions before answering the questions 

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review and read the blurb at the top of the text and then you can read the text 

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review and read the blurb at the top of the text and then you can read the text 

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Compared and contrast them both before answering thw questions

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To read sentences around the word to get a better understanding of the definition or just the context.

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look at the questions before reading then read both articles and make the connection.

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look at the questions before reading then read both articles and make the connection.

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Always read the blurb that tells you what type of reading the assage is and what it's about. Try to knock out the questions that are evidence based on a line first since you can just go to that section instantly. Generals questions are done last since they usually require reading the entire passage.

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Being able to break down the passage in order to answer the questions and to understand what's happening

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review questions before you start reading

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review questions before you start reading

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If you dont know the definition of the word you could read the sentence that word is in for context, and ti eliminate options for the answer 

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If you dont know the definition of the word you could read the sentence that word is in for context, and ti eliminate options for the answer 

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read the blurb at the top of the text before you start reading the actual text 

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read the blurb at the top of the text before you start reading the actual text 

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When doing paired evidence questions, you should always read the questions with evidence first to see if it matches with the responses given in the first question. It must match ENTIRELY, if you have to make it work, it doesn't