The type of lead-in that the writer uses in paragraph I is called "A series of questions" (Option A)
What is a lead-in?
Lead-in means the way in which a paragraph or a text is introduced or started.
What type of lead-in does the writer use in paragraph II?
The kind of lead-in that the writer uses in the second paragraph is: A quotation from a recognized authority, historical figure, or literary source (Option A).
What type of lead-in does the writer use in paragraph III?
The kind of lead-in that the writer uses in the third paragraph is: An arresting statistic. (Option A).
What type of lead-in does the writer use in paragraph IV?
The type of lead-in that the writer uses in the fourth paragraph is a blend of two lead-ins, namely:
- An appeal to a common or imagined experience (Option B)
- A catalog of relevant examples or facts (Option D).
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