In "Close Encounters of the Bear Kind," why does the author mention that John Hechtel saw a television show about bears when he
was 13 years old? A. to make readers think that John Hechtel is just like them B. to remind readers that television can teach and inspire people to do wonderful things C. to suggest that there were once more shows about bears than there are now D. to help explain why John Hechtel became a biologist who studies bears
The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "D. to help explain why John Hechtel became a biologist who studies bears" the author mention that John Hechtel saw a television show about bears when he was 13 years old because in order<span> to help explain why John Hechtel became a biologist who studies bears</span>
This should be stereotyping because it would be implying that all people of that age, occupation, race, or similar, are the same and belong in the same group.
