It's a bird—it's a plane—it's a superfood! why does the author introduce the article with this sentence? a) to capture the interest of readers who might think the topic is dull b) to show readers that they will learn about complex scientific ideas c) to explain to readers that superfoods are beneficial for children d) to tell readers about foods that grow at high elevations

A.) to capture the interest of readers who might think the topic is dull

Explanation:

When I read the introduction, I was immediately pulled in. By being light, fun and exciting, it grabs the reader's interest and draws them in. It captured attention, therefore, the answer is A.

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