She reads the newspapers page by page for leftist conspiracies, jams her finger against imagined evidence and says, "See. What did I tell you?" Which strategy would best assist Draya in making the excerpt easier to understand?

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Frida

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27 December, 04:14

She reads the newspapers page by page for leftist conspiracies, jams her finger against imagined evidence and says, "See. What did I tell you?" Which strategy would best assist Draya in making the excerpt easier to understand?

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Jimena · Answer 1

relating the sentence to the previous segment

Explanation:

Sometimes we are reading about a subject we are unfamiliar with, or we are reading about something we are unfamiliar with, but we are not understanding, either because the approach to the text is difficult to understand, or because of a lack of attention. In Draya's case, her attitude toward seeking leftist conspiracies, pressing her finger against imagined evidence, may confuse her and make it difficult for me to fully understand the text. Draya, can use some strategies to improve her understanding of the content of the text, an example of a strategy she can use is to relate the sentence to the previous segment.

Puffy · Answer 2

a

Explanation:

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