The pre-reading strategies to be used in nonfiction texts are to summarize, scan the text and establish the purpose of the reading, as shown in the second, third, and fourth answer options.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Nonfiction texts are those that present real facts, data, and information.
- This type of text does not present a universe created by the author, but it wants to present informative, argumentative, and even persuasive elements.
- Some readers may find it difficult to establish an effective reading and for this reason, pre-reading strategies must be carried out.
In these strategies, the reader should establish his/her goal of reading the text, summarizing the text (allowing reading only the most important parts), and scanning the text to find which are the most significant parts of the text.
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