What are two questions a reader should ask when analyzing how an author develops the central idea in an informational text? how does the author explain how he or she conducted research? how does the author increase awareness of the text after its publication? how does the author define unfamiliar terms throughout the text? how do the author's techniques reinforce the central idea? how does the author connect the ideas in the text?

1st question answer - Are the sources used for developing the central idea reliable ? Is the central idea an opinion, or a unbiased study?

2nd question answer - The author explains how he/she conducted research by supplying what resources they used to attain this knowledge, and they should cite their information.

Explanation: 3rd question answer- a author increases awareness of the text after its publication by repeating certain facts through out the text so the central idea is not lost. A author also increases awareness of the text after publication by sharing his/her work on Social media to open their work to the online world.

4th question answer- the author defines unfamiliar terms throughout the text by adding a word bank or key at the end of a page. In that key the author would write in the terms used along with their definition.

5th question answer- the author’s techniques reinforced the central idea by showing their either advanced techniques or lower quality techniques, examining their work can show how well they are educated on their central idea.

Last question answer- the author connects the ideas in the text by adding additional information about the ideas shared in the text, and transitioning the information smoothly. This let’s the reader connect to the ideas in the text.