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Explanation:
In passage 2, the third paragraph primarily serves to: 1. Provide additional information or examples to support the main idea presented in the earlier paragraphs. 2. Introduce a new perspective or argument related to the topic discussed in the passage. 3. Transition the reader from the previous discussion to a new aspect or angle of the topic. 4. Summarize key points or arguments made in the preceding paragraphs. 5. Reinforce the thesis statement or main argument of the passage. These are common purposes served by a third paragraph in a passage and can help guide the reader in understanding the flow and structure of the text.
