Three of the following are strategies that good readers use to enhance their comprehension. Which one is not?
A) They ask themselves questions to make sure they understand.
B) They take steps to clarify possible sources of confusion.
C) They read through material relatively quickly. d They anticipate what is likely to come next in the passage.

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Good readers do not necessarily read through material quickly. Instead, they may adjust their reading speed based on the difficulty and importance of the material. The other three strategies listed (asking questions, clarifying confusion, and anticipating) are all commonly used by good readers to enhance their comprehension.

Three of the Following Are Strategies That Good Readers Use