When reading a passage on a reading test, why should you circle switchback words?
A) They can change the meaning of the entire sentence, and you need to pay attention to this so you are not tricked by the questions.
B) You can look up words that are unfamiliar to you and try to figure them out using context clues.
C) They will contain important information regarding the main ideas presented in the passage.

Question

When reading a passage on a reading test, why should you circle switchback words?
A) They can change the meaning of the entire sentence, and you need to pay attention to this so you are not tricked by the questions.
B) You can look up words that are unfamiliar to you and try to figure them out using context clues.
C) They will contain important information regarding the main ideas presented in the passage.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think the answer is?

anonymous · Answer

@kels200105 I was thinking either A or C, A because switchback words can have a different effect on a sentence, but C because they can help point out the main idea's and information of a passage

anonymous · Answer

I don't think it would give you information... and if it did it wouldnt be accurate, right? I agree with A.

anonymous · Answer

@kels200105 Thank you, appreciate it

anonymous · Answer

Oh, it's no problem! Let me know of you need anymore help, or just tag me!