13 what is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection? a to inform readers about the importance…

13 what is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection? a to inform readers about the importance of wetlands b to advocate for more programs designed to preserve wetlands c to encourage young people to learn more about wetlands d to highlight a group of volunteers who help maintain wetlands 14 how does the author support the idea that wetheads enjoy volunteering at the tantrama wetlands centre? f by describing the type of work students do at the center g by including a quote from a student who works at the center h by explaining the importance of the students’ work at the center j by mentioning an award that the students won for their work at the center

13 what is the most likely reason the author wrote this selection? a to inform readers about the importance of wetlands b to advocate for more programs designed to preserve wetlands c to encourage young people to learn more about wetlands d to highlight a group of volunteers who help maintain wetlands 14 how does the author support the idea that wetheads enjoy volunteering at the tantrama wetlands centre? f by describing the type of work students do at the center g by including a quote from a student who works at the center h by explaining the importance of the students’ work at the center j by mentioning an award that the students won for their work at the center

Answer

Brief Explanations:

For question 13, without the full - text, but based on common literary purposes, informing about the importance of wetlands is a broad and common reason for writing. For question 14, including a quote from a student who works at the center can directly show their enjoyment as it is a first - hand account.

Answer:

  1. A. To inform readers about the importance of wetlands
  2. G. By including a quote from a student who works at the center