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part 1: Being able to identify the central idea of a text shows...
A - that you can cite evidence from the text
B - that you know how to write
C - that you understand the text
D - that you like what you are reading

part 2: In complex texts, the central idea... (multiple choice)
is stated and can be quoted directly from the text.
is implied, not stated, meaning you must rely on clues in the text to find it.
is not directly said by the author, meaning you must draw conclusions.
is said in the title, and therefore, copying the title is a great way to find the central idea.​

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daniellungele

Answer: I honestly don't understand what u are asking but here is what I came up with

Explanation:For part 1:

A - Identifying the central idea of a text demonstrates your ability to cite evidence from the text to support your interpretation.

B - It also indicates your proficiency in written comprehension and analysis.

C - Furthermore, it shows that you have a deep understanding of the text's themes, arguments, or messages.

D - Your liking or disliking of the text isn't necessarily indicated by your ability to identify its central idea; it's more about comprehension and analysis.

For part 2:

The central idea in complex texts is often implied, not explicitly stated. This means you must rely on clues in the text to discern it. It's not always directly said by the author, requiring readers to draw conclusions based on the information provided. While the title might provide a clue, it's not always a definitive indicator of the central idea.