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When you apply something you've previously read to the text you're reading to understand its central ideas, what kind of connection are you making?

A. A text-to-self connection
B. A text-to-world connection
C. A text-to-text connection
D. A central idea-to-supporting detail connection



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Final answer:

Making connections between texts helps you understand central ideas better.


Explanation:

When you apply something you've previously read to the text you're reading to understand its central ideas, what kind of connection are you making?

  • You are making a text-to-text connection when you connect ideas from one text to another.
  • This type of connection helps you understand how one idea supports or refutes another within the text you are reading.
  • By recognizing these connections, you can grasp the central ideas of the text more thoroughly.

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