What information does an introduction provide for readers?

Question

A. An introduction helps readers identify the claim or central idea.
B. An introduction presents counterclaims to the author’s argument.
C. An introduction summarizes the evidence presented in the article and proposes solutions.
D. An introduction provides evidence that supports the claim or central idea.

Answer 1

A. An introduction helps readers identify the claim or central idea.

An introduction typically outlines the main topic, presents the central claim or thesis statement, and sets the stage for the arguments or evidence that will follow in the text.