Question
Why should a writer include their reasoning in a text
A. It shows that the writer understands their own evidence
B. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters
C. It helps the reader learn more about the topic
D. It shows that the writer has given thought to the topic
A. It shows that the writer understands their own evidence
B. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters
C. It helps the reader learn more about the topic
D. It shows that the writer has given thought to the topic
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All of the options you listed provide valid reasons for why a writer should include their reasoning in a text. However, the most comprehensive answer is:
**B. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.**
Including reasoning helps to clarify the significance of the evidence presented and allows readers to see the connections between the information and the conclusions drawn. This enhances the overall impact of the writing and makes it more persuasive and informative. That said, incorporating reasoning also serves other purposes, such as demonstrating the writer's understanding (A), encouraging further learning (C), and showing thoughtful engagement with the topic (D), so ideally a well-rounded text would include these elements as well.
**B. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.**
Including reasoning helps to clarify the significance of the evidence presented and allows readers to see the connections between the information and the conclusions drawn. This enhances the overall impact of the writing and makes it more persuasive and informative. That said, incorporating reasoning also serves other purposes, such as demonstrating the writer's understanding (A), encouraging further learning (C), and showing thoughtful engagement with the topic (D), so ideally a well-rounded text would include these elements as well.
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