: Re: Should I use hypophoras at the beginning of every paragraphs? Hypophora is a figure of speech in which a writer raises a question and then immediately provides an answer to that question.
Do you have a style guide for what you're writing? That should give you advice on using things like headers.
I would advise against using headers or hypophoras if you can - writing is much more eloquent if you can answer the questions without labelling them. For example:
'I have written a series of novels about...'
'I am now working on a new novel about...'
'These projects will lead me towards...'
'I feel this course will be of benefit to me because...'
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