Question

8.
When answering essay questions, the main idea of your essay _____.

A.
must include all the details of the essay

B.
must be part of the first sentence

C.
must address the essay question directly

D.
must be part of the last sentence in the introduction

Answer 1

@Secret-Ninja

Answer 2

I can't decide between A. and D.

Answer 3

But I think it may be D.

Answer 4

Darn D was incorrect :(!

Answer 5

Thanks for the help tho :)

Answer 6

its A and sorry im kinda late to the party

Answer 7

In response to the essay question, select the sentence that best represents the main idea of your essay.

Essay Question

Students choose to study in a variety of different ways. For example, some students need to study at a desk in a quiet room. Others insist that noise distractions, such as the television or music, help them to concentrate more effectively. They also find studying at their desks uncomfortable.

In about 200 words, discuss different approaches to studying. Select the study habit that you think is the most effective and support your choice with examples.

A.
For example, when a favorite television show is on, a student may be tempted to watch the show instead of studying.

B.
One method of studying is to study while listening to music with headphones.

C.
While there are many different ways to study, the most effective approach is to eliminate anything that might keep you from concentrating on the material.

D.
In conclusion, study habits vary greatly, and no one study habit can be said to be better than another.

Answer 8

One more question :)?

Answer 9

@issaiahphillips

Answer 10

hmm let me read it hold on

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

a or c but i have a strong feeling on c

Answer 13

i really hope its right dont wanna give wrong answers

Answer 14

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS THANK YOU, YOU SAVED MY LIFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

Answer 15

lol so it was correct ?

Answer 16

yes it was, thank you so much :)

Answer 17

ha no problem man anytime i figured it was c because it dealt with overall rather than one thing