How might the tip, "Read through the entire application before beginning to complete the form," prove useful in completing an application efficiently? You may not need to answer anything. It allows you to gather everything you will need ahead of time. You may decide you don't want to fill it out at all. You don't need to read through an application before starting.

It allows you to gather everything you will need ahead of time. This is the correct option.

If you read all the items from the application before filling it in, you may get information from certificates or documents; the application may need to be completed with accurate information.

These options are not correct:

-You may not need to answer anything. If this were the case, you would not need any form. However, there may be items you may not need to fill it out, but not all of them.

-You may decide you don't want to fill it out at all. The tip is addressed to people who have decided to complete it. The tip takes for granted that the person will do so.

-You don't need to read through an application before starting. The tip is given but the decision belongs to the person. The tip is meant to make people learn about all the information they will need to complete the form. In case they need data from certain certificates or documents, they can get these first amd then, fill the form out.

It allows you to gather everything you will need ahead of time.