How does a reader find an author’s purpose? I. by examining the author’s background II. by examining the historical and cultural context III. by examining the details in the text I only I, II, and III

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How does a reader find an author’s purpose?

I. by examining the author’s background

II. by examining the historical and cultural context

III. by examining the details in the text

I only
I, II, and III
II and III only
I and II only

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middle-school

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By examining the details in the text

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The Answer is --- II and III only ---

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