When You Think Critically About What You Read, You

question 35

Multiple Choice

When you think critically about what you read, you:

• A) form your own conclusions based on your evaluation of the information.
• B) refrain from taking notes as you read so that you can focus on the material without distraction.
• C) base your opinion of the author's argument on your emotional response to it.
• D) accept what the author has to say and refrain from questioning the material presented.

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