A.    Reading Strategies   a.   Predicting : Anticipating what will happen next in a text based on clues from the text or prior knowledge. Predicting is a fundamental reading comprehension skill that involves making educated guesses or anticipations about what will happen next in a text based on clues provided by the text itself or on prior knowledge. Here's a more detailed explanation:   Anticipation: Predicting requires readers to actively engage with the text and anticipate future events, developments, or outcomes. Readers use contextual clues, foreshadowing, and their understanding of story elements to make informed predictions about what might happen next in the narrative. Clues from the Text: Authors often provide clues within the text that hint at future events or plot twists. These clues may include descriptive language, character actions, dialogue, or narrative structure that foreshadow or suggest upcoming events. By closely analyzin...