How do many writers of nonfiction grab the attention of their readers a) they include obviously false statements in the work to keep readers on their toes b)they remind readers that it is unwise to believe everything that one reads c)they invent characters who experience real-life events d)they begin their work with surprising or interesting facts know as hooks

The correct answer is D:They begin their work with surprising or interesting facts known as hooks.

Explanation:This is because by beginning a story with an interesting fact the writer grabs the reader's attention and makes him/her want to read more.

A is false because if the book is nonfictional this means that the writer has to include real facts, so s/he can't invent them. For the same reason, C is also wrong, because the characters in a nonfiction book have to be real people who exist or have existed and not invented ones. B is also not relevant in this case because a nonfiction book is based on actual facts and the writer describes the truth, s/he doesn't try to mislead the readers in order to create an effect.

I think its the second one

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