A body paragraph of an essay supports the thesis statement by the evidence. It can be organized in multiple ways that generally include focusing on supporting a single idea at a time. Thus, option a is correct.
<h3>What is a body paragraph?</h3>
A body paragraph is a part of the essay that succeeds the introduction and the thesis statement. It includes the text that acts as evidence to support the ideas presented by the topic and the thesis statement.
When writing a body paragraph only a single topic must be used so that relevant and clear information is presented. The ideas presented will be justified, and will be in an elaborative manner.
Therefore, one supporting idea must be focused on in a body paragraph.
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Answer:
Identifying the presence of a rhetorical device in a text
Explanation:
If you can't identify a rhetorical device then how are you supposed to be able to discuss it's purpose and effect on the text?
The author should start with usually one viewpoint and tell the story that way, and then you should tell the story in the other viewpoint, but don't include anything that would make it seem like it was from the first viewpoint.
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Some people remain young forever.
The excerpt describes the swan as not aging at heart. It describes them as still being able to "wander where they will". While we know that everything ages physically, the author is showing how not everything about a person, or swan, must age. It's important here to eliminate options. The passage does not say anything about growing old, aging or changing. It says "hearts have not grown old." Any option that suggests the opposite should be eliminated. This means B-D should be eliminated.
1)disagree
2)disagree
3)disagree
4)disagree
5)agree
6)agree
