Question 17

Question

The overall effect of the article's structure is that it —

A. helps the reader understand a recent study of déjà vu by providing information on the history of déjà vu.

B. empowers the reader to become involved in research on déjà vu by describing scientific studies of déjà vu.

C. captivates the reader by presenting questions and providing answers about different triggers of déjà vu.

D. encourages the reader to question the quality of scientific studies of déjà vu by listing common misconceptions about déjà vu.

Answer 1

To determine the best answer, we need to consider how the article is structured and what its primary focus appears to be regarding déjà vu.

• A suggests that the article helps the reader understand a recent study by providing historical context, which may not necessarily be the main focus.
• B implies that the article empowers involvement in research, which could be true if the article's purpose is to engage readers, but it may not reflect its overall effect.
• C suggests that the article captivates readers by asking and answering questions about triggers of déjà vu. If the article is indeed engaging readers through such a format, this could be a strong contender.
• D posits that it encourages questioning the quality of studies by listing misconceptions, which reflects a critical approach but may not capture the overall effect if the article primarily focuses on triggers and experiences rather than misconceptions.

Based on this analysis, if the article primarily aims to engage readers by exploring questions and answers about déjà vu, C would be the most appropriate answer.

Thus, the answer is: C. captivates the reader by presenting questions and providing answers about different triggers of déjà vu.