To keep your research paper on focus, you should consider the main point or idea of each paragraph and delete pieces of information that do not apply.
A.
True
B.
False

Question

To keep your research paper on focus, you should consider the main point or idea of each paragraph and delete pieces of information that do not apply.
 A.	
  True  
 B.	
  False

anonymous · Answer

A paragraph is a collection of sentences that deal with one subject. This is a paragraph - all of these sentences talk about what a paragraph is. An effective paragraph consists of a topic sentence, sentences that support this topic (the body of the paragraph), and a conclusion. The topic sentence in this paragraph is the first one, where the word is defined. Everything after that sentence is the body of this paragraph. The conclusion of this paragraph is the last sentence. When you change the topic, you start a new paragraph - I will change to a new paragraph next, to discuss different types of paragraphs and how to write an effective paragraph. A paragraph can contain as many sentences and words as you need - just be sure that you have said everything you need to say before you conclude the paragraph. Each paragraph should tell your reader about one subject, and should leave them with a good idea of whatever you are talking about.

anonymous · Answer

I'm guessing it's true