Question

which of the following describes the difference between annotating and note-taking? (1 point)annotating means copying out passages of a text longhand, while note-taking means writing down just key words and phrases.annotating involves \marking up\ a text for future reference, while note-taking involves writing down key ideas and details in an organized way.annotating is a way of interacting with poetry, while note-taking is a way to interact with fiction.annotating is less effective than note-taking and should only be done when a reader is in a hurry.

Explanation:

Annotating refers to directly marking a text (e.g., highlighting, adding marginal notes) for future reference, while note-taking involves distilling and organizing key ideas and details from a text into a separate format. The other options are incorrect: annotating is not just copying passages, it applies to all text types (not just poetry), and it is not inherently less effective than note-taking.

Answer:

Annotating involves "marking up" a text for future reference, while note-taking involves writing down key ideas and details in an organized way.