Asked by Roy
Why should a writer include their reasoning in a text?
a. It shows the writer understands their own evidence.
b. It helps the reader learn more about the topic.
c. It shows that the writer has given thought to the topic.
d. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.
a. It shows the writer understands their own evidence.
b. It helps the reader learn more about the topic.
c. It shows that the writer has given thought to the topic.
d. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.
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GPT-4o mini
All of the options you've provided are valid reasons, but if we have to choose the best answer, it would be:
**d. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.**
Including reasoning helps to clarify the significance of the evidence and arguments presented, allowing the reader to grasp the relevance and implications of the information. This engagement enhances the overall comprehension and impact of the text.
**d. It helps the reader understand why certain information matters.**
Including reasoning helps to clarify the significance of the evidence and arguments presented, allowing the reader to grasp the relevance and implications of the information. This engagement enhances the overall comprehension and impact of the text.
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