The purpose of each author affects the information in each text to make it more accurate, persuasive, and informative.
<h3>What is an author's purpose?</h3>
- It is the effect he wants to provoke with the text.
- It is the objective that he intends to achieve with the text.
- It's the way he wants to impact the reader.
Authors manipulate their texts according to their goals. This allows the text to be more efficient, more informative, or more persuasive according to the author's wishes.
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The sentence that should be added to paragraph 2 to best develop the author's thesis is: To many, the magazine cover showed a hopeful American spirit and fostered the belief that women could do male-dominated jobs.
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Meaning of Thesis</h3>
Thesis refers to the central argument in a text. In the text provided above, we see that Rosie Riveter was an initiative of the government that was meant to push more women to join the industries during the war.
The second paragraph tells what was portrayed by the magazine cover.
Adding the option A sentence will further discuss the purpose of the cover and add to the thesis of the setence.
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Who was Shakepeare? Write about 5 points on him.
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