Do you have 10 minutes to spare? You do? Great! Let’s put that time to good use by watching one of Robert’s “Ten Minute Film School” segments or one of his “Ten Minute Cooking School” segments. That’s right, you can learn about becoming a film maker in just 10 minutes!

Why does the author start this passage with a question and then follows it with an answer?
a.
It personalizes the reading using a second person perspective
b.
It get the reader thinking about how easy it is to have ten spare minutes
c.
It makes the point that it doesn’t take a lot of time to learn how to make films

Question

Do you have 10 minutes to spare? You do? Great! Let’s put that time to good use by watching one of Robert’s “Ten Minute Film School” segments or one of his “Ten Minute Cooking School” segments. That’s right, you can learn about becoming a film maker in just 10 minutes! 

Why does the author start this passage with a question and then follows it with an answer?
a.
It personalizes the reading using a second person perspective
b.
It get the reader thinking about how easy it is to have ten spare minutes
c.
It makes the point that it doesn’t take a lot of time to learn how to make films

anonymous · Answer

d.
all of the above