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What is literal comprehension?
Think about what you understand directly from reading.
Give an example of a vocabulary word you can find meaning for using context clues.
Look for definitions that are implied in a sentence.
What does literal comprehension primarily focus on?
What do you see written? Look for the clear information.
True or False: Inferences are guesses made without any textual clues.
Think about where you get your ideas from.
Read a complex passage and pinpoint an instance of inference. Describe the textual evidence and your conclusion.
Look for phrases that imply meaning beyond direct statements.
After summarizing a lengthy article, present your summary in a verbal presentation. Explain how you chose the main ideas.
Consider what you would tell a friend who has not read the article.
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