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writers are often given the advice write what you know. what does this advice mean?
a. it is usually best to write about topics you have researched carefully.
b. good writing can come from observations you make about the real world.
c. the only way to write well is to write about your own life and experiences.
d. readers become distracted when they know a story is made up

Explanation:

"Write what you know" emphasizes using real - world observations. Option A focuses on research rather than personal knowledge. Option C's "only way" is too extreme. Option D is about reader reaction, not the writer's input. Option B aligns with using one's own observations (what one knows from the real world) for good writing.

Answer:

B. Good writing can come from observations you make about the real world.