Question

texts tend to be shorter and have lower linguistic quality than print texts, and people tend to skim or jump around as they read screens. this may lead them to engage in less high - quality processing and deep thinking as they explore digital media.
what are two central ideas of the text?
choose 2 answers:
a all forms of leisure reading, whether digital or print, equally enhance reading comprehension skills.
b e - readers are much more harmful to reading comprehension skills than are high - quality websites.
c reading from print books improves reading comprehension more than reading from digital devices does.
d digital reading might be less effective than print reading due to the nature of digital texts and the way people read on screens.

Explanation:

1. Option A contradicts the text, which highlights differences between digital and print reading quality, not equal benefits.
2. Option B is not mentioned; the text does not compare e-readers and high-quality websites.
3. Option C aligns with the text's implication that print reading supports better processing than digital reading.
4. Option D directly restates the text's core points: digital texts are shorter/lower quality, and screen reading habits lead to less in-depth processing, making it less effective than print.

Answer:

C. Reading from print books improves reading comprehension more than reading from digital devices does.
D. Digital reading might be less effective than print reading due to the nature of digital texts and the way people read on screens.