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 6 Gist: Break down the text’s structure to see how one component—a sentence, paragraph, chapter, or section—helps develop the ideas in that text.Which component—a sentence, paragraph, chapter, or section—contributes most to the development of ideas in the text?How does this specific component help to develop the author’s ideas?

 7 Gist: Break down a text’s design, showing how the major sections (e.g., chapters, subsections) add to the text as a whole and develop its ideas.Which organizational approach (e.g., chapters, subsections) does the author use in this text?How does the author’s use of this structure contribute to the text as a whole and the development of its ideas?

 8 Gist: Break down the structure of a particular paragraph, examining in depth its design and how specific sentences enhance and clarify a main idea within that paragraph.What are the key structural elements in this paragraph that develop its ideas?Which sentence in this paragraph does most to develop and refine a key idea—and how does it do that?