What makes the first sentence a strong opening for this introduction?

The writer uses creativity and humor to engage the reader.

The writer ponders childhood to stir up the reader's memories.

The writer introduces the topic immediately to inform the reader.

The writer complains about relationships to gain the reader's sympathy.

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Arianna Dominguez

2 April, 12:39

What makes the first sentence a strong opening for this introduction?

The writer uses creativity and humor to engage the reader.

The writer ponders childhood to stir up the reader's memories.

The writer introduces the topic immediately to inform the reader.

The writer complains about relationships to gain the reader's sympathy.

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Joshua Coffey · Answer 1

I believe it is "The writer ponders childhood to stir up the reader's memories." because then the reader is thinking about their childhood and comparing it to the writers; Therefore, they want to continue reading for the nostalgia.