Which sentence in this excerpt from “Final Night” by Laura Emily Goldblatt is the paragraph’s topic sentence?
The correct answer is (1) This camp is no ordinary place
Explanation:
A topic sentence is the sentence that expresses or summarizes the main idea of a paragraph, this sentence is usually the first sentence in the paragraph and encapsulates the rest of the sentences of the paragraph, this means the paragraph is composed of a topic sentence that tells the reader what the paragraph is about and a set of supporting sentences that explain the topic sentence. Considering this in the excerpt from "Final Night" "(1) This camp is no ordinary place" is the topic sentence not only because it is the first sentence but because this sentence is a summary of the paragraph, in this way, sentence (2) and (3) explain the reasons why the camp was no ordinary, but it is in sentence (1) the general idea of the paragraph is set.
Answer: A. He is resourceful and patient .
In Chapter 5, Crusoe realizes that some corn kernels and rice stalks are growing near his fortress. He does not understand how this could have happened, but eventually realizes he most likely carried the crops with him. He feels extremely blessed, and decides to care for them. He demonstrates resourcefulness and patience by caring for this crops for four years before he is able to benefit from them.
B. Juliets flirtations
C. Tybalt's desire for revenge
D. Romeo's aversion to violence
E. The manner of Juliet's death
Its not A+D or A+D+E
B. personal observation
C. bandwagon appeal
D. direct comparison
E. pathos
Answer:
A, B, D
Explanation:
A, B, D
Gladwell uses expert opinion, personal observation, and pathos to support his argument.
Gladwell uses several methods to support his argument:
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