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Which of the following questions should you ask to help identify the main idea of a piece of writing?


A) Who said this quotation?

B) Where can I read more on this subject?

C) What’s the point of this piece of writing?

D) How long is this story or essay?

Respuesta :

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Length shouldn't matter. It takes as long as it takes when writing something. Not D

Who said this quotation is important to reference where the idea came from, but it doesn't help deeply to know what the point is. Not A.

Where can I read more passes the point of what you've read completely by . Not B.

The answer is most likely C. You want to know the point of the story, ask.

Answer:

It should be

C. What's the point of this piece of writing?

Explanation:

Because you are asking for the main idea, lets look at the answer choices:

A) Who said this quotation?

No - because that is one part of the writing, unless you are writing about a single person and the quote is said by he or her. But that doesn't matter, because you don't always need to know this piece of information.

B) Where can I read more on this subject?

No - because that is about another topic, not the single piece of writing.

C) What’s the point of this piece of writing?

Yes - because you are talking about the writing and that's the only that makes sense. Plus this will work for almost every kind of writing, narrative, fiction, informative, etc.

D) How long is this story or essay?

No - because it has nothing to do with the information that the piece of writing is providing.