EAPP true or false

Sources which have in-text and reference citations are credible.

You don’t have to read the full text if you know how to spot its main idea

Academic texts are completely different from non-academic texts in terms of structure, content, and style.

Successful readers of academic texts generally integrate valuable information or ideas from one source to another.

Outdated sources should NOT be considered.

Sometimes, the main idea is presented at the end of a paragraph.

Completing academic readings appears to be a challenge in which students fail.

Essentially, the language of academic texts is precise and accurate.

Reading strategies differ from one person to another

hrough writing annotations, readers are guided on important ideas presented in the text.

Successful readers of academic texts generally integrate valuable information or ideas from one source to another.

One has to determine his/her purpose before reading.

Academic reading requires concentration and comprehension

Authors of academic texts usually present facts to support their main argument,

The main idea is always stated in the first part of a paragraph.