Question

Principles and the Preamble.Topic sentences draw readers’ attention to the main purpose of a piece of writing. It sends the same message as a thesis or claim. Write a topic sentence that is clear and direct.

Answer 1

The topic sentence is the central or nuclear idea of ​​the paragraph, that is, a kind of summary of the point to be explored in the paragraph that follows. Each paragraph has its own topic sentence, which is to say that you should not write paragraphs with more than one nuclear idea.

An example of a topic sentence is: The word "horror" derives from the Latin horrere: to make the hair shiver. That is, horripilar: horrify, erect the hair, shiver.

Answer 2

The Constitution divides powers between the federal government's branches. The Constitution creates a structure that limits the powers of our government.