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Why does the author ask a question in the first paragraph?
To point out that she is confused.
To challenge readers.
To show a common presumption.
To indicate her doubts.
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To show a common presumption.
A rhetorical question in the opening typically brings up a widely held belief or assumption the author will examine or challenge, rather than signaling personal confusion or doubt.
A rhetorical question in the opening typically brings up a widely held belief or assumption the author will examine or challenge, rather than signaling personal confusion or doubt.
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