A word or line of a paragraph at the bottom of the page indent is called
Widow
Explanation:
There are two categories to classify these words and lines. But one characteristic that differentiates them. In the first case, orphans are words or lines that are at the bottom of the page but they are mean to start a new sequence of text on the next page.
Windows, on the other hand, are words or lines left at the bottom of the page but they end the previous sequence of text. Therefore this is our correct answer because we are not talking of a word or line to start a new sequence of text.
Orphan may be defined as the term given to a word or a line of a paragraph that is alone at the bottom of a page .
It is a paragraph-opening sentence or word appearing at the bottom of a column or page by itself,and it remain separated from the remaining text or paragraph.
Orphans and widows are not desirable and must be avoided while writing text.
This is true because some people may be going through rough times and when they aren't they probably won't feel the same way as they do when they go through tough times.
Proponents of Internet freedom see its <u>anonymity </u>as providing protection for unpopular expression; proponents of greater Internet control see it as the Internet's greatest danger.
