In comparison to content-area texts, basal readers
A)contain large numbers of graphic aids.
B)are more difficult to read.
C)include more planned repetition of new vocabulary.
D)are high in idea density.

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Basal readers are designed with a systematic approach to teaching reading, which includes more planned repetition of new vocabulary to ensure mastery and reinforcement of learning. This contrasts with content-area texts that are focused on specific subject matter and may not prioritize vocabulary repetition to the same extent.

In Comparison to Content-Area Texts, Basal Readers