How much time do you need to read a 600 pages long book? °°°°°°°¸¸¸¸°°°?
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For me, it would depend on how engaging and interesting I found the subject matter.  I read the last two Harry Potter books both in one day.
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I don't know what you mean by efficiently, but if you mean as many books as possible in a short amount of time, try children's books. You would be surprised at the vocabulary in them. Also try 6th grade reading level books that are about 80 pgs long.
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When you study break it into chunks. example: read one paragraph at a time and take a break, and/or take a five minute break every twenty minutes.  This is a fool proof plan I know from experience.
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I'm a speed reader,but I don't think it's wise to speed read for pleasure.it defies the purpose to me.sometimes it's better to take your time and do it right.
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During graduate school I felt exactly as you do.  Every week I would have to read at least five 300-500 pg. books.  One of my professors gave me good advice:  Don't spend any more than one hour per book.  Read the introduction and the conclusion closely, then skim the rest.  Also, look up book reviews on search engines such as JSTOR. (two or three per book) These reviews will give you a synopsis of the book.
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What is the longest book ever written in the world?\n\nLong long ago in a country far far away...\nDuring the Ming Dynasty  at least 3,000 scholars spent 4 years, beginning in 1403, to work on the Yongle Dadian, an encyclopedia with 11,095 volumes and 22,877 chapters.\n\nThere are an estimated 370 million Chinese characters used\n\nand great expections gets easier the more times you read it you may miss a alot if you don't read it again
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Take detailed notes, outline sections. Read through chapters and answer questions in textbooks. Complete any chapter review questions and have others quiz you. Study around 5-15 minutes each day, and don't cram before a big test. Feel free to take breaks when you feel tired, hungry, etc., but stay on task.
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I recommend movies with close caption.  Books that are interesting and related to topics the person finds interesting.  Make him read short perios (15 minutes), then have him wrtie a short composition about the book he was reading.  Show him what kind of sentences he is using, and compare them to the gramatical structure of the book.
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My guess is that it will depend on the issue, hard-cover or soft cover, things like that...I think it was around 360 pages or so, but that's just a guess as well.
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Exactly as long as it takes.\n\nWay too little information.
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if u know there is some books the title is .. learn new language in 5 or 6 days ...somthing like thats ...thats will hhelp...\n\nbut in general u need about 500 words ..with littel of basic to how make sentinces ....\n\ngood luck for u :)
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Rule of thumb\n\nNEVER read a Bible verse.\n\nALWAYS read the whole chapter. \n\nYou can take a verse out of context so easy. It is like looking at a teachers hour long lecture and reading one sentence out of the whole lecture and thinking you can get the info from the whole lecture in that one sentence.\n\nThere is a right way to read any book. You would not read one sentence in Moby Dick or a Tale of Two Cities and think you know the story would you?
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I do about 80wpm. 41 is not bad at all. I'm not exactly sure what the average amount of words per minute is though.
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You actually have to practice this to become better at it.  Read for 30 seconds.  Then explain what you read.  Then read for 45 seconds...and explain what you read.  Then for 1 minute...explain.  Take one page of whatever you are studying, spend one minute on a page, then explain it.  Practice doing that for a while, and you will become better at it.  You will have to check yourself by going back through and actually reading it to see what it says.
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well, it totally depends on the person, but i'd say anywhere from 1-6 hours. I actually JUST finished reading a research paper that was 12 pages long and it probably took me about 1.5 hours to read. However, if I needed to summarize it and really comprehend everythign that I just read, I'd definitely have to read it again....if I did have to do this, I would write notes on a separate piece of paper (the margin could work too, but I would prefer a separate piece of paper...it would work better for me), writing down the main points of the article. Then, I would read all of the main points I wrote down, and only THEN begin to write my summary. This could be quite a lengthy process.
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How do I study a literature book?\nPick up a copy of the book and read it through.. sometimes you might have to think about the deeper meaning as well..\n\nHow long does it take to study computer engineer?\nTo study a computer engineer?? Why would you want to study a computer engineer? Study computer engineering instead. It takes about 4 years to do that.
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It's a short book. Bookstores sell a CD unabridged (that's under an hour read to you!), you might be able to find it used