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What does James Gleick believe people do when they really read a book? A. They immerse themselves in a rich textual world. B. They browse the pages for ideas and information C. …

What does James Gleick believe people do when they really read a book? A. They immerse themselves in a rich textual world. B. They browse the pages for ideas and information C. …
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What does James Gleick believe people do when they really read a book?

A. They immerse themselves in a rich textual world.

B. They browse the pages for ideas and information

C. They carefully glean key words and main ideas from the text.

D. They become obsessed with surfing the Internet.

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A- They immerse themselves in a rich textual world.

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A) They immerse themselves in a rich textual world.

Step-by-step explanation:

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