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In context, the fifth paragraph (“Its appeal is inscrutable….”) serves as a transitional element that introduced new thoughts that describe the nature of Filet-O-Fish.

Transitional elements are phrases and words that help to link thoughts and connect ideas.

They can also be used to move from one thought to another.

In the article, "Why the Filet-O-Fish Is My Gold Standard for Fast Food," by Jane Hu, the author used a transitional element in the fifth paragraph to go into a detailed description about the features of the Filet-O-Fish that makes people like it.

So, there is a movement from one thought to another using this element.

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Answer:   Anticipates an objection to the quality of the sandwich

Explanation:

In the fifth paragraph, the author transitions from acknowledging an objection to then refuting it. The author anticipates the notion that the Filet-O-Fish is “generic” and made with “the pure white meat in fish sticks bought in Walmart,” two things that imply the sandwich is unremarkable. However, she refutes this by stating the fish composition “is part of its allure” and that the sandwich is beloved because of “the juxtaposition of its elements.”