Question

Question 4 of 5

Which supporting reason for this claim is most clearly an example? In other
words, which option uses inductive
reasoning?

Claim: The city should open a skate park.
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A. Skaters and cyclists are less likely to have health issues later in
life.

B. A skate park lowered crime and property damage in nearby
Brownville.

C. The skateboard was invented in the 1950s, but it became popular
later.

D. Physical activity, such as skateboarding, is good for young people.

Answer 1

Option B, 'A skate park lowered crime and property damage in nearby Brownville,' is the best example of inductive reasoning.

Step-by-step explanation:

Inductive reasoning involves reasoning from specific instances to a general conclusion. In this case, the question is asking for the supporting reason that uses inductive reasoning to support the claim that the city should open a skate park. Option B, 'A skate park lowered crime and property damage in nearby Brownville,' is the best example of inductive reasoning. This statement provides a specific instance of a skate park's effect on crime and property damage and uses it to support the general claim that the city should open a skate park.