Answer:
What's The Difference Between A Claim And A Central Idea? ... A Claim Is The Main Focus Of Argumentative Writing, While A Central Idea Is The Main Focus Of Explanatory Writing O B. Argumentative Writing Contains Both Claims And Central Ideas, But Explanatory Writing Contains Neither.
Explanation:
I would rather say it the following way:
"I'm happy that you dress up like that. Finally, you are able to find match very quickly. Congratulations. I am happy and proud of you. Even though I always nag at you, still you proved that my hardship was worth it"
J.D. Salinger. Hope this helps you. :)
I think it is "by foreshadowing what will happen"
Dr. King makes his points in order from which they first occured so that the audience of whoever it be that reads the two excerpts can see and understand when the order of events took place. If they were to occur in random order, the audience would be confused and not understand the idea of the passage. Keeping things in order is key to having a strong excerpt, essay, poem etc.
