Match each reading technique with the sentence that describes it. reread, vocabulary, discuss, skim, visualize, notes, preview

"We're studying metamorphosis in my science class, so I know this paragraph in my textbook is about the life cycle of a butterfly."

"As I quickly glance at the text, I notice the words 'larva' and 'pupa' in bold."

"I write down all the words I don't know on an index card."

"I read the paragraph a second time to make sure I didn't miss anything."

"I grab a dictionary and look up the words on my index card."

"I imagine what a butterfly hatching from its cocoon must look like."

"I ask my classmate to explain a part of the metamorphosis process I don't understand."​

Preview- "We're studying metamorphosis in my science class, so I know this paragraph in my textbook is about the life cycle of a butterfly."

Skim- "As I quickly glance at the text, I notice the words 'larva' and 'pupa' in bold."

Notes- "I write down all the words I don't know on an index card."

Reread- "I read the paragraph a second time to make sure I didn't miss anything."

Vocabulary- "I grab a dictionary and look up the words on my index card."

Visualize- "I imagine what a butterfly hatching from its cocoon must look like."

Discuss- "I ask my classmate to explain a part of the metamorphosis process I don't understand."​

Explanation:

The given reading techniques and their descriptions are given as below-

Preview is to see or know beforehand, in advance. This means that when something is known or shown before the stipulated time, then that means you're given a preview. So, knowing what the paragraph from the textbook is about before the actual class is a preview.

Skimming is the act of running through, reading in a fast-paced manner without really delving into the details. This means that the act of reading or going through quickly without stopping to study or read in detail is known as skimming.

Taking notes or making notes is the act of writing down things from a class or any text for further studying.

Rereading is reading again the same text or notes, reading more than once.

Vocabulary is studying the words from a listed source like a dictionary to learn more about that word.

Visualization is imagining in our mind what or how things will be. It is like thinking or having an imagination about how things will look like.

Discussion is talking about a given topic or subject with others to get a better understanding.  

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explanation:

no. but, i heard its a good book. you could look up the answers or summary on some website.