read the sentences from the passage. \in the age of the internet, libraries are not obsolete; they are…
read the sentences from the passage. \in the age of the internet, libraries are not obsolete; they are better than ever!\ \with these advancements in programs and services, libraries are more relevant today than ever.\ \libraries truly are better than ever.\ what is the most likely reason repetition of the message in these sentences is included in the passage? a to criticize readers who do not like to visit public libraries b to persuade readers to take advantage of the many services offered by public libraries c to inform readers of the low cost to them to visit public libraries d to challenge readers who do not spend enough time reading books from public libraries
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Brief Explanations:
The repeated messages emphasize the value and relevance of libraries. Option a is incorrect as there's no criticism. Option c about low - cost isn't the focus of the repetition. Option d about challenging readers on reading time isn't in line. Option b makes sense as persuading readers to use library services (implied by showing libraries are better and relevant) is a likely reason for repetition.
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B. to persuade readers to take advantage of the many services offered by public libraries