Why do we need to know the background of the author/artists/creator of a source? a. So that we can better understand his or her perspective and how that affects the meaning of the source. b. So that we can add more details to make the story more interesting. c. No one really knows, but it has always been done this way, so people still feel the need to continue to provide tidbits about people. d. To determine if the primary source is outdated.

Why do we need to know the background of the author/artists/creator of a source? a. So that we can better understand his or her perspective and how that affects the meaning of the source. b. So that we can add more details to make the story more interesting. c. No one really knows, but it has always been done this way, so people still feel the need to continue to provide tidbits about people. d. To determine if the primary source is outdated.

	a.	So that we can better understand his or her perspective and how that affects the meaning of the source.
	b.	So that we can add more details to make the story more interesting.
	c.	No one really knows, but it has always been done this way, so people still feel the need to continue to provide tidbits about people.
	d.	To determine if the primary source is outdated.