When writing Chapter 2, the author should begin: by identifying what is commonly

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When writing Chapter 2, the author should begin:

by identifying what is commonly known about the subject

with a description of the topics that will be discussed in the review

by reviewing/recapping for the reader the essence of what was covered in Chapter 1

with an explanation of the purpose of a literature review

by identifying what is commonly known about the subject

with a description of the topics that will be discussed in the review

by reviewing/recapping for the reader the essence of what was covered in Chapter 1

with an explanation of the purpose of a literature review

Explanation / Answer

Option b - with a description of the topics that will be discussed in the review

Explanation:

Conventionally chapters one, two, and three are the introduction to the provocative event, or your character intersection complete an entrance of no reappearance. Partially, this is for the reason that of the normal construction of story. Presentation of additional surface of what the book is around is a prodigious way to attract a reader profounder into the story.

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