To identify the article's main idea
In an article the main idea is often stated multiple times. It is not usually stated with the exact same words, however. A reader must look closely and pay attention in order to identify where the idea has been restated. The subheadings are not often restated and are only used to back up the main idea. This is also true of the article's key support.
Routine, positive messages should do all of the following except use an indirect approach. The correct answer is B. The other options are frequently used.
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Explanation:
"Did you hear about David getting hit by a two-wheeler?" Rahul said, walking by Varun. "What!? When?" He gasped in shock. "He was hit by a motorcycle on his way back from school yesterday," Rahul answered. "How does someone do that?" He asked, seeming genuinely confused. "He was crossing the road at a zebra crossing and I guess a speeding person jumped traffic and he got hit." "Is he hurt?" Varun wondered. "Just a fractured arm." Varun sighed and realized "He won't be able to do the Inter-school swimming contest next week. And he would have won too," "Yeah you should have seen how upset he was"
