Question

think about what you have read. why does the author include sample journal entries? a to give an example of what a journal entry would look like b to show how a journal entry is like a lab report c to define words people might use in a journal entry d to ask a question about journal entries that the reader must answer

Explanation:

• Option A: Including sample journal entries is a common way to exemplify the format or content of a journal entry, so this is logical.
• Option B: Journal entries and lab reports are different in purpose and structure, so this is incorrect.
• Option C: Samples don't define words; dictionaries or glossaries do, so this is wrong.
• Option D: Samples are for illustration, not to pose questions for readers to answer, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

A. to give an example of what a journal entry would look like