WILL MARK BRAINLIESTWhen reading a text in order to write a critical response, are good ideas. a.copying long quotations and assuming the thesis is in the first paragraph b.highlighting most sentences, looking for bolded words, and examining images c.previewing, then reading, and finally rereading while taking notes d.reading the abstract and the introduction

Pretty sure the answer is C, since the others don’t really make sense. B may make a little sense, but if you think about it, highlighting MOST sentences would make things worse as critical responses focus more on the flaws on the article or matter you are talking about, and simply not the whole thing. My apologies if I am incorrect, and I hope this helped! :)

Either B or C, but I'm pretty sure it's C.