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.
Based on the text, the conflict is based on the characters difference in opinions. The first four words " For unlike my mother," indicate an immediate difference in both of their opinions. The main character does not believe she could do anything she wanted to be, as this is stated in the past tense this could refer to a change in her mind. Emotionally this character is pessimistic, where as the mother is open minded and optimistic making her the winner. Overall this is a emotional conflict between a parent and a child who does not believe in themselves.
The answer is C. a person's ability to avoid d*mnation.
A contrast of a person to a spider shows God could hold a person over the pit of hell, much as one holds a spider. The writer adopted the spider as his way to say that we’re no different than spiders in the eyes of God. We could be crushed or crumbled to our downfall in a matter of seconds.
Is doing 2 things in the poem:
--chronicling & lamenting the loss of faith
-seeking a substitute, here the possibility of human love for another individual
-firmly believed that Christianity was dead
--his knowledge and investigation of such mid-Victorian intellectual trends as the Higher Criticism of the Bible and quasi-historical concerns about the historical Jesus had convinced him that a reasonable man could no longer believe in Christianity. -YET- Arnold's heart and instincts told him, not that Christianity ought to survive, but that humankind desires and indeed must have something in which to believe in order to trul
