Fluent readers tend to have better comprehension primarily because they:
A) are more interested in books
B) have better speaking ability
C) don't have to stop reading to decode words
D) don't monitor their reading

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Fluent readers are able to recognize words quickly and accurately, which means they can focus on understanding the meaning of the text rather than on decoding individual words. This allows them to read more smoothly without pausing frequently, which in turn leads to better comprehension.

Fluent Readers Tend to Have Better Comprehension Primarily Because They