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Question
What is the main reason an author might choose to draw from source material?(1 point)
Responses
because the theme or plot of the source material is still relevant
because the theme or plot of the source material is still relevant - no response given
because people prefer stories they already know
because people prefer stories they already know - no response given
because people have stopped reading the original story
because people have stopped reading the original story - no response given
because the past is more interesting than the present
What is the main reason an author might choose to draw from source material?(1 point)
Responses
because the theme or plot of the source material is still relevant
because the theme or plot of the source material is still relevant - no response given
because people prefer stories they already know
because people prefer stories they already know - no response given
because people have stopped reading the original story
because people have stopped reading the original story - no response given
because the past is more interesting than the present
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The main reason an author might choose to draw from source material is often **because the theme or plot of the source material is still relevant**. This allows the author to explore timeless themes and connect with audiences who can relate to those themes in contemporary contexts.