What is an inductive paragraph?

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An inductive paragraph begins with either evidence or reasons leading to the statement of the writer's claim at the end of the paragraph. Inductive paragraphs are therefore “conclusion-oriented”. The main conclusion is the most important part of the reasoning and usually comes at the end of a paragraph.

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An inductive paragraph begins with either evidence or reasons leading to the. statement of the Writer's claim at the end of the paragraph. inductive paragraphs are therefore 'conclusion-oriented'. The main conclusion is the most important part of the reasoning and usually comes at the end of a paragraph.

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<h3>Answer: A) Personification</h3>

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