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685 prompts matching "Reading Discussion: Reading information from a map"

What a word denotes

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What a word connotes Practice

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Spotting a gap in an argument

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Spotting an unsupported claim in an argument Practice

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Judging whether a source is reliable

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The questions to ask of any source Practice

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Marking an unseen passage as you read Practice

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Structure questions on unseen text

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Connotation in a public notice

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Connotation in a political speech Practice

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Who wrote a source, and why it matters

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The interest a source may be serving Practice

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A defect in a public argument

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Why that defect matters to the reader Practice

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Naming a grammatical function in an unseen text

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Answering unseen questions in order

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Leaving time to check unseen answers Practice

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Weighing two defects in one public argument

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Deciding which defect does most damage Practice

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A full-length structure question

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