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Match the oral reading concepts below. the numbered ones can be matched to the lettered ones more than once, each letter has one numbered answer. a.oral reading increases ability to express oneself verbally. b. mark the text for breathing, emphasis, and direction. c. have someone sit at the back of the room where reading will be given. d. leave out only the material that does not promote the main idea. e. record the reading to hear faults. f. record the reading to see if it is loud enoughg. find a selection that is suitable for both reader and audience h. oral reading increases confidence.1.a step in choosing and cutting a reading.2.a value of learning how to read to an audience.3.a way to check volume and rate in public reading.4.one step in preparing for reading aloud to a group

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