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How can analogies help a reader? A. They can help to illustrate meaning for the reader. B. They can help to make the text challenging to understand. C. They can help the reader understand an author’s theme.
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How can analogies help a reader?

A. They can help to illustrate meaning for the reader.

B. They can help to make the text challenging to understand.

C. They can help the reader understand an author’s theme.

D. They can help the reader to score well on a test.

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Right answer is B They can help to make the text challending to understand
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They can help to the reader understand an author’s theme .
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