Which of the following are strategies should you use when prereading a novel or story? select all that apply. read and annotate the first five pages. look for clues in the introduction. skim the text, trying to identify setting and context. look for summaries of the story online

Explanation:

The options chosen above are all strategies for pushing a reader into understanding the background of a story, which sharpens their eye to search for clues to a deeper meaning once started reading oficially. This not only helps catching the reader's attention, but it is also important if making an analytical review of the story is desired.

Looking for other people's reviews does not help the reader understand the story at all as they wouldn't be putting an effort to do it by themselves, and there is no official strategy stating that analyzing the first five pages of a novel is key to understanding the whole story.

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