Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

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What is the focus during the "exploring" stage of the reading process?

Researching about the author
Delving deeper into the text for greater understanding
Freely expressing opinions about the text
Discovering new vocabulary

The correct answer is: Delving deeper into the text for greater understanding

During the "exploring" stage of the reading process, the focus is on delving deeper into the text for greater understanding. This stage involves closely examining the content, making connections, and comprehending the text on a deeper level. By exploring the text, readers can uncover underlying meanings, themes, and symbols, enhancing their overall comprehension and engagement with the material. While researching about the author, freely expressing opinions about the text, and discovering new vocabulary are important aspects of the reading process, they are not specifically the primary focus during the exploring stage.