Learning how to annotate will you
a. understand and remember what you're reading
b. note important information such as new vocabulary words
c. ask questions concerning what you're reading while you're reading
d. all of the above

The correct answer is D. All of the above

Explanation:

Taking notes or annotating is about recording key information while you read some text or listen to a speaker. This usually means the reader or listener can rely on these notes later instead of having to remember every detail. Because of this, it is required to know how to take notes this means knowing which information should be annotated and which way it should be written down, in this way, notes will only contain key information and will be organized in a way that is logical and easy to understand. Additionally, the use of notes and the action of annotating has multiple benefits this includes understanding better the information as you will need to know and interpret correctly the information to determine if this should be annotated and in which way; also, through annotation you can remember the information easier, besides noting and learning concepts or words and have some material to ask questions  to the text or answer them as annotating helps you to understand the text in a deeper way. Thus, learning how to annotate helps you in multiple ways including understanding and remember information, noting new words, and ask questions about the information and therefore the correct answer is D. All of the above.

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