English, 29.11.2019 23:31 maddie7155

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as you read this passage, look for clues that suggest the author’s purpose.

recent studies from a variety of medical experts have shown that drinking large amounts of soda each day can increase the risk of health problems such as obesity, diabetes, dental cavities, and high blood pressure. while keeping the body well-hydrated is important, how this is done is just as important. water is the best beverage for the human body. it keeps it hydrated, without doing any damage in the process.

what is this author’s purpose?

a. to entertain readers with details about the effects of drinking soda
b. to inform readers about the specific biochemical effects of soda on teeth
c. to inform readers about the medical risks of obesity
d. to persuade readers to drink water instead of soda when thirsty

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