www..aplia.com related question that need to be answerd in each one, there is 1 to 6 questions need to be done after reading the paragraphs with instructions  Understanding, Outlining, and Summarizing Longer ReadingsNot Started 1: Understanding Longer Readings                          2: Thinking about Purpose - Part 1                        3: Thinking about Purpose - Part 2                          4: Outlining Longer Readings                      5: Summarizing Longer Readings               6: Building Vocabulary Words                     7: Reviewing with Longer Readings Focusing More on Purpose and ToneNot Started 1: Make a Prediction about Purpose                        2: The Main Idea Is Usually the Clincher                 3: Purpose and Figurative Language                      4: Pros and Cons                     5: Tone, Persuasion, and Bias                        6: Considering Textbook Neutrality                        7: Irony and Persuasion                     8: Building Vocabulary Words Analyzing Arguments 1: Opinions are the Foundations of Arguments                2: Five Common Types of Support              3: Flawed Arguments                       4: Identifying the Opposing Point of View             5: More About Recognizing When Bias Becomes Excessive                     6: Putting It All Together .

1. www..aplia.com related question that need to be answerd in
each one, there is 1 to 6 questions need to be done after reading
the paragraphs with instructions
Understanding, Outlining, and Summarizing Longer
ReadingsNot Started
1: Understanding Longer Readings
2: Thinking about Purpose - Part 1
3: Thinking about Purpose - Part 2
4: Outlining Longer Readings
5: Summarizing Longer Readings
6: Building Vocabulary Words
7: Reviewing with Longer Readings
Focusing More on Purpose and ToneNot Started
1: Make a Prediction about Purpose
2: The Main Idea Is Usually the Clincher
3: Purpose and Figurative Language
4: Pros and Cons
5: Tone, Persuasion, and Bias
6: Considering Textbook Neutrality
7: Irony and Persuasion
8: Building Vocabulary Words
Analyzing Arguments
1: Opinions are the Foundations of Arguments
2: Five Common Types of Support
3: Flawed Arguments
4: Identifying the Opposing Point of View
5: More About Recognizing When Bias Becomes

2. Excessive
6: Putting It All Together