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How
well people read depends on their prior knowledge.
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Effective readers argue with the text as they process it.
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Because workplace genres are so changeable, it is a waste of time to learn to
recognize the features of different types of documents.
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Repeating visual cues bores the reader and should be avoided.
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A
reader asks synthesis questions by focusing on organizing parts to make a unique whole.
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Effective readers develop a standard reading strategy they can use with any
document.
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If
you organize your document clearly, most readers will read it straight through from beginning to
end.
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You
can chunk information by a. | using a thick font | b. | using uniform
leading (spacing) throughout a document | c. | using right justification | d. | using
subheadings | | |
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