- Overall review questions ask about some aspect of the passage as a whole rather than a small detail. They are not main idea questions.
- The most common types of overall review questions ask about where specific information is found in the passage, the tone of the passage, the author's purpose in writing the passage, or which course the passage might be a part of.
- To answer tone, purpose, or course questions, examine the main idea, details, and organization of the passage to draw a conclusion about the author's intent or which class the reading might be for.
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