An article opens: "Last Tuesday, my daughter asked me what a library was." Why might the writer begin with this anecdote?

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An article opens: "Last Tuesday, my daughter asked me what a library was." Why might the writer begin with this anecdote?

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To make a wider issue personal and catch the reader's interest — Award 1 mark. A small personal moment hooks the reader and hints at a bigger concern, the decline of libraries, before the writer argues the point.

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To show that the daughter has not read a single book in her life

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To make a wider issue personal and catch the reader's interest

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To explain to readers how a library is organised and run

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To prove with figures that libraries are closing across the country

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