Which is a part of an argument that pertains to what the writer wants the reader to accept? Claim true Logic  false Support false none of the above false Single This reading strategy involves getting your eyes to quickly run across sentences and getting just a simple piece of information. Scanning true Skimming  false Extensive Reading false Intensive Reading false Single This reading method requires intimate study of a text with the objective of getting its literary or linguistic meaning. Scanning false Skimming  false Extensive Reading false Intensive Reading true Single In this reading strategy, it does not really matter whether the reader understands each word written in the text or not, as long as they to get the basic concept of the passage. Scanning false Skimming  false Extensive Reading true Intensive Reading false Single When using this strategy, you may underline important parts of the text and other pertaining details that you think are important to remember. Annotating true Contextualizing false Outlining false Summarizing  false Single The purpose of a/an ________ is to simplify without changing any information annotation false outline false paraphrase true summary false Single Which reading strategy is sometimes referred to as gist reading? Scanning false Skimming  true Extensive Reading false Intensive Reading false Single In this reading strategy, the focus of the reader is the language used, rather than the text. Scanning false Skimming  false Extensive Reading false Intensive Reading true Single When you ________ a text, you trace for the original historical or cultural detail that will help deepen or explain further the topic of the text. annotate false contextualize true outline false paraphrase  false Single In a/an ________, you are listing the main ideas and any supporting evidence that supports them. annotation false paraphrase false outline true summary false Single