An organizational pattern that presents the main idea after the details, explanation, and evidence represents the
A) indirect organizational pattern.
B) direct organizational pattern.
C) geographical organizational pattern.
D) chronological organizational pattern.

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An indirect organizational pattern presents the main idea after the details, explanation, and evidence, as opposed to a direct organizational pattern which presents the main idea first, followed by the supporting details. Geographical and chronological organizational patterns organize information based on location or time, respectively, and are not relevant to the explanation given in the question.

An Organizational Pattern That Presents the Main Idea After the Details