Which of the following is a good practice to verify your answer after selecting?

• A. Skipping annotation entirely
• B. Re-read the relevant part of the passage to ensure alignment
• C. Reread the entire passage
• D. Checking the spelling of the answer

Answer: (B)

After you choose an answer, the best move is to go back and read the specific part of the passage that relates to the question. This targeted check makes sure your selection lines up exactly with what the text says or implies, including any qualifiers or tensions the question points out. It also helps you catch misinterpretations from a quick skim. Focusing on the relevant section is efficient, since re-reading the whole passage can waste time and may blur the precise detail you're validating. Spelling the answer isn’t a real check of content, and skipping annotation removes a helpful habit for keeping track of why your choice fits, so it’s not the best verification approach.