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    This document outlines 6 steps for analyzing a document: 1) Identify all elements by drawing a box around them, 2) Write the key concept question at the top of the box, 3) Mark the title, source, notes and captions with arrows, 4) Examine the source(s), 5) Consider any notes and captions, 6) Closely read the document.

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    This document outlines 6 steps for analyzing a document: 1) Identify all elements by drawing a box around them, 2) Write the key concept question at the top of the box, 3) Mark the title, source, notes and captions with arrows, 4) Examine the source(s), 5) Consider any notes and captions, 6) Closely read the document.

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    Document Analysis Steps

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    This document outlines 6 steps for analyzing a document: 1) Identify all elements by drawing a box around them, 2) Write the key concept question at the top of the box, 3) Mark the title, source, notes and captions with arrows, 4) Examine the source(s), 5) Consider any notes and captions, 6) Closely read the document.

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    Document Analysis Steps

    1. What do you see?


    Draw a box around everything
    you see.
    2. Write the Key Concept Question
    on the top of the box.
    3. Mark the title of the document,
    source, note(s), and caption(s)
    with an arrow.
    4. Examine the source(s).
    5. Consider the notes and
    captions.
    6. Close read the document.

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