In contrast to skimming, scanning as a prereading strategy requires the reader to

a. read quickly to locate specific information.
b. read quickly to get a general idea of the topic of the entire passage.
c. read slowly to find specific information.
d. read slowly to analyze the ideas in the text.


a

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