It is possible to have a contrasting view on a topic with the author.

Only read materials that express the same viewpoint as yours.

Everything you read is true.

Everything you read is relevant.

A text should have a general idea.

A general idea does not need supporting statements.

Fact check materials that you read.

Being objective means being influenced by personal feelings, emotions, opinions, and interpretations.

An author should observe cohesion and coherence when writing.

An author uses different strategies to appeal to your own reasoning.

An author may support his/her claims through real-life experiences.

After reading, you should side with the author.

Sometimes, how you view the world prevents you from being open-minded to different ideas.

Taking notes will help you remember what you have read.