From your question, I wrote my own story for you- I'm not sure your question was complete or not. Sorry if this isn't relevant.
Boy: John
Girl: Lily
Lily was walking down the hall, clutching some schoolbooks. John was looking in his locker, he then pulled out an enormous book.
Lily looked over, "Oh hey, John.. How are you?"
"Who are you?" John asked, confused.
"Oh- uh.. I'm Lily..." She said.
"The shy girl from 9th grade?" He inquired.
"Yeah," Lily replied.
"Well, nice to meet you," John said, "I gotta go to class now."
Answer:
If you fail to anticipate audience questions, they may have more confusion after reading your writing than they did at the start. Also, if you don't address common questions they might think that you haven't done all of the research necessary to know the whole topic. Finally, they might not trust your writing as much if you don't have the answers to their questions.
Answer:
Chicano literature, or Mexican-American literature, refers to literature written by Chicanos in the United States.
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