Which strategy would you best in preparing for vocabulary you have never seen before? a. learning the prefixes of words b. writing a word list while you read a text c. developing an acronym to remember a difficult word d. creating an image to reinforce a word and its definition in your mind

The answer is B: writing a word list.

This technique is good to become familiar with words that are new or strange. The best way to make this technique work is to make your list and add to the words their meaning, synonyms, antonyms, phrases in which the word is being used, and perhaps even another memory aid of a personal nature that would help you remember the word and its sense.  

B. writing a word list while you read a text

Explanation:

When you are faced with a vocabulary you have never seen before, the best thing to do is to read many texts with that vocabulary, write the words that you do not know and then look for their meaning. As you do this often, these words will start to repeat themselves and you will memorize them. The result of this is the enriching of your vocabulary

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to leave the reader thinking and wandering on their own. without a resolution we are clueless to what happens next, and why it does. it may even cause suspension with the reader.

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