Tasks
- Match each question type to its likely section.
- Design a stop rule for how much context to reread.
A fictional five-section article contains: opening problem with crowded curb pickups; pilot design using numbered loading spaces; driver observations during four weeks; limitations involving one school and mild weather; recommendation to test a second site before permanent paint. Questions ask cause, process, observation, limitation, and next step. Use the map rather than rereading all five sections for every item.
Label
Document map
Solution
AnswerSummary
Cause→opening; process→pilot design; observation→driver records; limitation→scope/weather; next step→recommendation. Read the evidence sentence plus enough surrounding text to resolve references and qualification.
ReasoningSteps
- Use function mapping.
- Return to the smallest likely area.
- Expand context only for unresolved relationships.
EvidenceOrModel
A useful stop rule is one sentence before and after the likely evidence, expanding only when a reference or contrast remains unresolved.