K-W-L is a comprehension strategy designed to activate prior knowledge and to promote a mental set for forthcoming information so the reader can interpret and construct meanings. The acronym K-W-L stands for
A. what I know; what I want to know; and what I have learned.
B. he initials of the reading authority who developed the strategy: KnutWilliamsonLongman.
C. eep it in your head; wish that you could recall it; look back in the text if you can't remember it.
D. key ideas; word stage; lots of reading.
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a. Christianity. b. Judaism. c. Hinduism. d. Sikhism.
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a. The heart provides the body with carbon dioxide, necessary for cell function. b. Jed's heart will fail to function properly if he plays hard. c. Jed's heart does not circulate blood through the lungs. d. The weakened heart may not provide adequate pressure to circulate blood throughout Jed's body.