Question
It’s preposterous to think that you are the only person in the world that doesn’t know what you look like. The mirrors that we use to look in are flat and show your reflection backwards. To enable people to see themselves the way other people see them, The True Mirror was invented. It was invented by John and Catherine Walters. They took two mirrors and put them together at right angles and took away the seam. The images bounce off each other, and you can see what you actually look like to others. You can actually see the light in your eyes and a genuine smile.
How does paragraph 3 support the central idea?
Responses
A It stresses the importance of not being able to see your true self. It stresses the importance of not being able to see your true self.
B It introduces the reason the True Mirror was invented. It introduces the reason the True Mirror was invented.
C It highlights the reactions of customers that view themselves in the True Mirror. It highlights the reactions of customers that view themselves in the True Mirror.
D It compares the True Mirror to other 3D mirrors.
How does paragraph 3 support the central idea?
Responses
A It stresses the importance of not being able to see your true self. It stresses the importance of not being able to see your true self.
B It introduces the reason the True Mirror was invented. It introduces the reason the True Mirror was invented.
C It highlights the reactions of customers that view themselves in the True Mirror. It highlights the reactions of customers that view themselves in the True Mirror.
D It compares the True Mirror to other 3D mirrors.
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B It introduces the reason the True Mirror was invented.