Question

the passage linking one section of a composition with another sequence 2. when all the sentences of a paragraph are presented in logical order paragraph 3. the sentence that states the central idea of a paragraph indent 4. a group of sentences that deals with a single idea or that gives the words of a single speaker transition 5. occurs when all the sentences in a paragraph support the topic sentence unity 6. to set the first word five or more spaces in from the left margin

Answer 1

Answer:

1. the passage linking one section of a composition with another. Transition

2. when all the sentences of a paragraph are presented in logical order. Sequence

3. the sentence that states the central idea of a paragraph. Thesis

4. a group of sentences that deals with a single idea or that gives the words of a single speaker. Paragraph

5. occurs when all the sentences in a paragraph support the topic sentence. Unity

6. to set the first word five or more spaces in from the left. Indent

Explanation:

When the sentences of a paragraph are all presented in a way that follows a logical order and creates a pattern, this is known as a sequence. The words that are used to join different parts of this sequence are known as transitions. The central idea of a text is expressed by the thesis, and if all the ideas support this main one, then we can say that a text has unity. Finally, an indent is a type of formatting in which the first word of a paragraph is set five or more spaces in from the left.