Question

Getting a new business off the ground can be a challenge, but a teenager in regional South Australia is managing to not only run his own clothing label, but complete high school at the same time.
Last year at the age of 16 and while studying Year 11 at Renmark High School, Nathan Woodrow started his own clothing label, Ryde Clothing.
His target market was teenagers and young adults wanting to grab life with a passion.
Using the motto “stay stoked” (defined by Urban Dictionary as a state of limitless enthusiasm), Nathan drew his clothing designs around skating, surfing and riding.
These were his passions until he a knee injury sidelined him from sport and he ventured into the world of business to fill the void.
“I wanted something to motivate me throughout the year so I started Ryde Clothing,” Nathan said.
“I'm really interested in riding my motorbikes, mountain bikes and I do a lot of skating too [as well as] wake boarding, wake skating, that sort of stuff.
–“Teen Entrepreneur Rides Wave of Business Success with Own Clothing Label,”
Catherine Heuzenroeder

The author’s purpose for writing this article is to
The quotation from the article that most clearly states the author’s purpose is

Answer 1

Answer:

The author’s purpose for writing this article is to  

✔ inform about a teen business.  

The quotation from the article that most clearly states the author’s purpose is

✔ “Woodrow started his own clothing label.”

Explanation:

The article informs the viewer of a teenager who was able to successfully start a clothing business. The article is informative because it contains no emotional language or words. It contains nothing but verifiable facts and quotations, free of opinions. “Woodrow started his own clothing label” is a non-biased statement that is basically what the whole article is about.

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