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2. Take notes while reading to help you remember important points and ideas. Jot down any questions or thoughts that arise during your reading.
3. After thoroughly reading the text, take a break to digest the information and let your thoughts settle.
4. Begin the 1st reading by reviewing your notes and outlining the main points of the text. Identify the author's thesis or main argument and consider how it is supported by the evidence provided.
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6. Write a summary of the main points of the text, ensuring that you capture the author's key arguments and evidence accurately.
7. Move on to the 2nd reading by revisiting the text with a fresh perspective. Look for any nuances, subtleties, or deeper meanings that you may have missed during the 1st reading.
8. Analyze the text more deeply in the 2nd reading by evaluating the author's rhetorical strategies, stylistic choices, and use of language. Consider the impact of these choices on the overall effectiveness of the text.
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