Question #N423
The author explains that the use of the word "you" is a way to make the reader feel more connected to the piece. They say that this use of second person is a way to “pull the reader in,” making them feel like they are a part of the story. What is the main effect of the author’s statement?
The author’s statement is most likely intended to
A. provide evidence that the author is a master of their craft.
B. clarify the author’s purpose in using the word "you."
C. show that the author is using a particular technique.
D. suggest that the author’s use of the word "you" is effective.
Correct Answer is: D
The author is making a claim about the effectiveness of the use of the word "you." This is clear from the phrase "this use of second person is a way to “pull the reader in,” making them feel like they are a part of the story."