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Which of these is an example of scanning?

AOpening a textbook and looking for a specific word
BHighlighting the textbook definition of a word
CQuickly looking over all of the words on a page
DRewriting the definition of a word in the form of a question

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christopherprufer
Cquickly looking over all of the words on a page because you are scanning the page like if you are asked to find a specific word on a page you wuickly read over it to find that word.
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Answer:

The best answer is indeed letter C. quickly looking over all of the words on a page.

Explanation:

Scanning is a pre-reading technique. If you wish to scan a text, you should move your eyes quickly and systematically over it so that you'll find only the information that is relevant to you. Scanning is useful if you're looking for something specific but simple, such as a date or a name. This technique helps leave out any information that is irrelevant, since you don't have to attentively read everything. Thus, from the option given in the question, the one that is an example of scanning is C) quickly looking over all of the words on a page.

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