14 (1 point) Saved Listen In English Composition /, the section on "Reading to Write" provides some note-taking strategies. These strategies are described in the chapter. Which of the following could you do, even if you are using an ebook for your text? Write as you read. Record your reactions informally and briefly after you've read for a while. When you're done reading a section, write for five minutes to capture your personal thoughts, reactions, and questions as you go along. Keep your notes with your book. Tuck a few sheets of paper or a notepad inside the book to record your ideas as you read. Share your informal writing with a friend. Trade notes/questions/reactions to the book. Write five- C minute responses to one another about the reading. This can be done by e-mail. Draw while you read. Drawing pictures, maps or diagrams of relationships or important issues that you see emerging from the reading can help you understand them. Be willing to revise or redraw the map as you read