Close reading means rereading carefully to analyze the elements of a text and how
those elements work together. A close reading identifies evidence to support an
analysis.
To do a close reading, which of the following should you do? (Select all that apply)
(A) the text into manageable chunks.
Take notes as you read.
(B) Include a one-sentence summary of each chunk.
(C) Examine the structure of the work or passage
(D) In narrative, note the development of the plot.
from exposition and conflict through resolution, and the development of the
characters.
(E) In informational text. note the Who, What. Where. When. Why, and How of the
topic.