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What is it called when a writer does not state his or her main idea directly?

A. Counter-argument
B. Inference
C. Text structure
D. Implied thesis



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Final answer:

Implied thesis is when a writer indirectly conveys their main idea throughout the text, requiring readers to make inferences.


Explanation:

Implied thesis is the term used when a writer does not state their main idea directly but instead implies it throughout the text. The main point is not explicitly mentioned, requiring readers to infer it based on the content provided.


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