Question

Select the reading strategy that will help the reader monitor comprehension in each situation.

Michael is reading a text with long sentences about the importance of learning philosophy. He could
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Maria has forgotten the name of Don Quixote's horse. She should consider
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Mia is wondering if the novel she’s reading is referring to current issues in society. She could
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Miguel is wondering about details in the setting of the novel Wuthering Heights. He should consider
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Answer 1

Michael is reading a text with long sentences about the importance of learning philosophy. He could break the long sentences into smaller parts, paraphrase each part, and then summarize the main idea.

Maria has forgotten the name of Don Quixote's horse. She should consider looking back (rereading or scanning earlier pages) to find where the horse was introduced or checking a character list/notes or glossary.

Mia is wondering if the novel she’s reading is referring to current issues in society. She could ask text‑to‑world questions and look for topical clues or themes—annotate passages that seem to connect to contemporary events.

Miguel is wondering about details in the setting of the novel Wuthering Heights. He should consider visualizing and mapping the setting: reread descriptive passages, note sensory and spatial details, and sketch or list the physical features to clarify the setting.