The author hooks the reader by asking a questions that?

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Interesting.Questions that hook the reader in a text is called a rhetorical question.The questions needs to make the reader feel as if he/she is in what you're describing.

uranmaximum [27]3 years ago

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Simply make the reader intrigued in reading it.
For example, you can use a title of an essay as a hook.
Some writers may make their titles "Consider this" or "On that" and the reader is automatically interested and wondering what they should be considering or reading about.

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