Having students thumb through content-area reading to examine its length, headings, graphics and vocabulary is an example of:
A) a pre-reading activity.
B) a partner reading activity.
C) a reading motivation activity .
D) an alternative reading assignment.

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Having students examine the length, headings, graphics and vocabulary of content-area reading before actually reading it is a pre-reading activity. This activity helps students get a sense of what they will be reading and can help activate prior knowledge and build interest in the topic.

Having Students Thumb Through Content-Area Reading to Examine Its Length