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English, 28.05.2021 20:00 rhettperkins

Which of these questions will you ask yourself in the post-reading phase? A. Was my purpose for reading achieved? B. What subject is the text about?
C. Why did I want to read this text?
D. Do I already know anything about this subject?​

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