Question

select the best answer for the question.

1. what information can you learn from the introduction of a nonfiction persuasive text?

○ a. the major similarities between two or more things
○ b. the reason something happened and the consequences
○ c. the primary claim that the writer is making or defending
○ d. the primary resources the writer used to write the text
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Explanation:

In a nonfiction persuasive text, the introduction typically presents the writer's main argument (primary claim) to engage the audience and outline what they will defend. Option A is about comparing similarities (more for comparison texts), B is cause - effect (not intro of persuasive), D is about resources (usually in references or later, not intro). So the correct option is C.

Answer:

C. The primary claim that the writer is making or defending