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Based from Fabian's 7th grade EOG achievement level is I. Fabian has an average reading fluency skill based from his evaluation in February 13, 2015. Fabian has difficulty citing several pieces of textual evidence to support his analysis of what the text says directly as well as when making inferences; determining a theme and analyzing its development; providing an objective summary; analyzing how particular story elements interact; determining the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyzing the impact of rhyme and repetitions; analyzing how dramatic or poetic form contributes to meaning; analyzing how an author develops and contrasts points of view. These factors is affecting
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