Why might copying be more of a reading problem than a writing problem?
A. Poor readers are poor spellers and so may simply copy.
B. The poor readers might not understand the information well enough to explain it in their own words.
C. Poor readers have difficulty locating appropriate information to answer questions.
D. Poor readers might have had less opportunity to write.
Answer: B
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A) preparational B) selection/organizational C) elaborational D) predicting
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