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HELP PLZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Story: Roald Dahl: Writing from Experience Marie Devers 1Born on September 13, 1916, Roald Dahl had an interesting childhood that led to an amazing writing career. Several of his creative works became classics, and children and adults all over the world have been able to relate to his characters and their unique situations. By paying close attention to the details of his life experiences, he created many memories that reappeared in his later works of fiction. 2Roald was born in Wales and named after polar explorer Roald Amundsen, who was famous for being the first person to reach both the North and South Poles. As a child, he was very close to his mother and his grandmother. His mom liked to make up stories about imaginary beasts and tell them to her children. As he got older, Roald began to read adventure stories until he eventually read classics by adult writers like Charles Dickens. 3After high school, Roald traveled and fought in a war, and began writing about his experiences. After he wrote a few short stories, people began to tell him what a wonderful writer he was. As a result of their encouragement, he pursued a career as an author. He wrote suspenseful short stories that usually ended with a surprise twist. After Roald sold some stories, he began to work in a hut that stood in his backyard where he would go every day to write his stories. The hut was a tiny, private building where Roald could be alone with his imagination. Other than a break for lunch, Roald would write for about eight hours a day. 4Many of his outlandish book ideas started as real life experiences. When he was young, Roald attended boarding schools in England. At one school, he and his friends loved to visit the local food shop and stare through the windows at the sweet creations. He did not like being away from his family at school, but he did like that the nearby chocolate factory sent chocolate bars for the students to sample. These experiences were the inspiration for one of Roald’s most famous books, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 5Some researchers say that Roald Dahl is one of the most famous children’s writers of all time. Critics suggest that the reason for his enormous success is his ability to see the world from a child’s perspective. He explains that he perfected this talent by having his own children and seeing the world through their eyes. Roald began to author children’s books after telling stories to his young daughters at bedtime. He credits them for teaching him how to write for children. One thing is for sure. Whether making up stories for his own children or millions of young readers all over the world, Roald Dahl has a talent for weaving his experiences into tales that kids love to read.

Question: The concluding sentence of this article A) introduces a new question. B) summarizes the whole article. C) explains the meaning of a new word. D) prepares readers for another paragraph.

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The answer is B) because the whole passage tells about Roald's love for writing kids books. It also talks about how he wrote the books from a child's point of view.

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Answer 2

Answer: B) summarizes the whole article.

Step-by-step explanation: In the given excerpt we can see the story of how Roald Dahl started his writing career, it explains how he used the details of his experiences in life (like his participation in war, and him attending boarding school in England and eating chocolate samples from a factory near the school), as an inspiration to write his books, the last sentence of the excerpt, concludes the text by summarizing the whole article.