An explanatory text is best defined as "writing that provides information, ideas, and facts."
What is an explanatory text?(1 point)
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writing that provides information, ideas, and facts
writing that provides information, ideas, and facts
writing that helps clarify the meaning of an unfamiliar word
writing that helps clarify the meaning of an unfamiliar word
the statement that explains the central idea, claim, or focus of a text
the statement that explains the central idea, claim, or focus of a text
the facts and information that supports an idea or analysis
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Why is it useful to compare the introductions of two explanatory texts? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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It will tell you which author is more knowledgeable about their topic.
It will tell you which author is more knowledgeable about their topic.
It can help you learn different techniques for your own writing.
It can help you learn different techniques for your own writing.
It can show you which text is more persuasive.
It can show you which text is more persuasive.
It can help you determine which one will be more enjoyable to read.
It can help you determine which one will be more enjoyable to read.
It will tell you how long each text is.
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It will tell you which author is more knowledgeable about their topic.
It will tell you which author is more knowledgeable about their topic.
It can help you learn different techniques for your own writing.
It can help you learn different techniques for your own writing.
It can show you which text is more persuasive.
It can show you which text is more persuasive.
It can help you determine which one will be more enjoyable to read.
It can help you determine which one will be more enjoyable to read.
It will tell you how long each text is.
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