v. 1 to examine and understand the meaning of something written; 2 to speak aloud something written; recite; 3 to say or show.
Reading is good for your mind.
Reading is good for your mind.
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Why was Henry upset at reading time?
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Who was reading the book Healthy Baby Bears by Dr. Grizz?
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What happened to Grandma as she was reading the book for the 210th time?
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What do we learn about while reading this book?
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The book, August Acrobat, belongs to which reading genre?
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Who wrote the letters that Mike begins reading from the past?
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The basic concept behind bibliotherapy is that reading is a healing experience.
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What story was the grandfather reading to the boy in the hospital?
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Which reader would enjoy reading this book most of all?
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Which student would enjoy reading this book most of all?
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What is one of the important issues raised in reading through the scenarios in this book?
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Which student would enjoy reading this book by Peg Kehret?
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Kendra was reading Patton Burgess' journals because
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Based on Tim Daniels' main interests, which newspaper section would he enjoy reading the most?
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dictate; say; show
write
2 syllables
read-ing
bedding
bdheading
hedding
kaeding
redding
shedding
shredding
sledding
spthtwedding
bleeding
breeding
ceding
feeding
heeding
kneading
leading
needing
pleading
reding
seeding
speeding
weeding
beheading
retacceding
conceding
exceeding
impeding
inbreeding
misleading
mispreceding
preceeding
proceeding
receding
reseceding
stampeding
succeeding
interceding
superseding
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