Question

read out loud instead of quietly to yourself.
multi - task while reading. read one paragraph, check facebook, repeat.
ask and answer questions while reading.
listen to instrumental music (like classical) while reading.
question 9 (1 point) saved
listen
what does it mean to annotate a text you are reading?
to look up background information on its author before reading.
to mark up a text with notes.
to skim it over before reading to identify its topic and main ideas.
question 10 (1 point)
listen
if you read actively the first time, do you need to read a text more than once?
no. if you read carefully and take notes, you should not need to read things twice to be successful in a course.
yes. critical reading usually means re - reading important or confusing passages.

Explanation:

1. Asking and answering questions while reading is a core active reading strategy that boosts comprehension and engagement, unlike multitasking or passive reading habits.
2. Annotating a text is defined as directly marking the text with notes, highlights, or comments to track understanding, not pre-reading research or skimming.
3. Even with active first-time reading, critical analysis often requires re-reading complex, important, or confusing sections to fully grasp nuance and detail.

Answer:

1. (For the unnumbered active reading question) Ask and answer questions while reading.
2. (Question 9) To mark up a text with notes.
3. (Question 10) Yes. Critical reading usually means re-reading important or confusing passages.