Part A: In a story about a park, why was it important for the author to describe Samara's visits to the library?

The author wished to show that Samara had a full, diverse life in addition to her park activism

Wanda, the librarian, was the originator of the idea to create the park.

Like the park, the library is a part of the community that deserves to be improved

Without research, Samara might not have known how to go about creating the park.

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The most fitting reason for the author to describe Samara's visits to the library is:

Without research, Samara might not have known how to go about creating the park.

This highlights the importance of knowledge and preparation in Samara's journey as an activist and emphasizes that her efforts are grounded in research and education, which ultimately contribute to her success in creating the park.

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