Question

Why does the writer directly tell the reader ""to use your skills as a careful observer"" when they go to the show? Select two choices. A. To warn that it might be difficult to understand the drawings B. To tell that the drawings will be judged for a prize C. To create excitement about the artwork on display D. To explain how pen and pencil drawings are different E. To challenge them to look for mistakes in the drawings F. To encourage them to attend the show.

Answer 1

The writer directly tells the reader to use their skills as a careful observer when they go to the show to:

• Warn that it might be difficult to understand the drawings.
• Challenge them to look for mistakes in the drawings.

Who is an observer?

An observer refers to a person who observes or monitors something. The writer directly tells the reader to use their skills as a careful observer to tell them that understanding the drawings at the show might be difficult.

Also, the readers while going to the show should try to find mistakes in the drawings by their observations.

Hence the correct options are a and e.

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