Why does author Phillip Hoose include a police report when writing about Claudette Colvin in "It's My Constitutional Right!"?

because it shares the officer's feelings

because it proves that the story is true

because it looks official in the book

because it shows that the story is fictional

The answer is "because it shares the officer's feelings".

Explanation:

In this question except the above choice, all were correct, that can be defined as follows:

A Nobel prize writer of novels, articles, stories, songs, and reports, Phillip Hoose was its author. Although he very first wrote for adults, and while talking about Claudette Colvin in "It's My Constitutional Right!" he also includes a case file, that provides a true account, and looks legitimate in the book, and it also demonstrates that perhaps the story becomes fictional.

to leave the reader thinking and wandering on their own. without a resolution we are clueless to what happens next, and why it does. it may even cause suspension with the reader.

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