Question #N637
The author’s primary goal is to persuade the reader to embrace a new way of thinking. This is evident in the author’s use of vivid language, compelling anecdotes, and logical reasoning. The author is not simply presenting facts; rather, the author is trying to convince the reader to see the world in a new light. What is the most likely reason why the writer uses anecdotes in this passage?
The anecdotes in this passage are most likely included to
A. provide specific examples that support the author’s main argument.
B. create a sense of suspense and excitement for the reader.
C. distract the reader from the author’s central message.
D. establish the author’s credibility and expertise.
Correct Answer is: A
The author uses anecdotes to provide concrete examples that support the author's main argument. These examples help the reader to understand and connect with the author's ideas.