Assumptions in an expository text can prove to be misleading to the reader primarily because

A. they may or may not be true.

B. they may cause cognitive dissonance.

C. they may disagree with your own assumptions.

D. they may represent information radically different from existing evidence.

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25 November, 01:06

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Kailyn Wiggins · Answer 1

I believe it's A. they may or may not be true.

Assumptions in an expository text can prove to be misleading to the reader primarily becauseA. they may or may not be true.B. they may cause cognitive dissonance.C. they may disagree with your own assumptions.D. they may represent information radically different from existing evidence.