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There's a difference between reading and comprehension.
Reading means just that you read it and when you answer it'll probably make no sense.
Comprehension means you actually understood what it said and when you answer it'll probably be on subject.
Reading means just that you read it and when you answer it'll probably make no sense.
Comprehension means you actually understood what it said and when you answer it'll probably be on subject.