Question

If you read a text and determined it was meant to inform, what did you understand about the text?(1 point)

the feelings associated with the text

the word choice

the author's purpose

the author's opinion

I think its the authors purpose

Answer 1

I agree. But I not sure so don't count on me for this answer please.

Answer 2

okay thank you

Answer 3

Unable to judge the text, if it is not given.

Answer 4

I did not read the question carefully enough. I also agree.

Answer 5

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

You are correct! When you read a text and determine that it was meant to inform, you are understanding the author's purpose. The author's purpose refers to the reason why the author wrote the text. In this case, the author's purpose is to provide information to the reader. By examining the content, structure, and tone of the text, you can infer that the primary goal is to inform rather than entertain, persuade, or express personal opinions.