I need help with these questions.
Which of the following options best demonstrates sentence fluency?
A. The city looked beautiful in that it was lit by the sun while I was walking down the street. B. Walking down the street in the sunshine, the city looked beautiful.
C. The city looked beautiful as I was walking, lit by the sun, down the street.
D. Walking down the street, I noticed how beautiful the city looked in the sunshine.
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1. Understanding which flavors complement each other can take years of practice.
2. Following these basic tenets will allow you to produce recipes that your friends and family will love to share.
3. Once you've mastered flavor combinations, however, there's no end to the tasty experiments you can think up.
4. The key to developing a truly delicious and user-friendly recipe is to focus on flavor combinations and simplicity.
5. For kitchen experiments to become usable recipes, you should keep the user in mind and focus on clear, concise instructions .
Using the sentences above, which of the following sentence orders best forms an organized, logical paragraph?
A. 1' 3, 4, 5, 2 B.2, 1, 3, 5, 4 C.4, 1,3,5,2 D.5, 2, 1,4,3
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I'll be glad to check your answers.
Thank you
This what I have but I'm not sure if it's correct.
1. A ; 2. C ;
1.d 2.c
so what is the correct answer for question 1?
To determine the answers to these questions, let's analyze the options and sentences provided.
1) For the question about sentence fluency, we need to identify the option that best demonstrates smooth and coherent sentence flow. Let's examine each option:
A. "The city looked beautiful in that it was lit by the sun while I was walking down the street."
B. "Walking down the street in the sunshine, the city looked beautiful."
C. "The city looked beautiful as I was walking, lit by the sun, down the street."
D. "Walking down the street, I noticed how beautiful the city looked in the sunshine."
To evaluate the fluency of these options, we should consider syntax, clarity, and cohesion. Option D seems to have the most coherent flow and uses concise language, so it is the best demonstration of sentence fluency.
Therefore, the answer is D.
2) For the question about organizing the given sentences into a logical paragraph, let's examine the sentences provided:
1. "Understanding which flavors complement each other can take years of practice."
2. "Following these basic tenets will allow you to produce recipes that your friends and family will love to share."
3. "Once you've mastered flavor combinations, however, there's no end to the tasty experiments you can think up."
4. "The key to developing a truly delicious and user-friendly recipe is to focus on flavor combinations and simplicity."
5. "For kitchen experiments to become usable recipes, you should keep the user in mind and focus on clear, concise instructions."
To form a logical paragraph, we need to structure the sentences in a way that allows for a coherent flow of ideas. By considering the logical progression of concepts, we can determine the best order.
Analyzing the options:
A. 1', 3, 4, 5, 2
B. 2, 1, 3, 5, 4
C. 4, 1, 3, 5, 2
D. 5, 2, 1, 4, 3
Option C appears most logical since it starts with the general concept of developing a delicious and user-friendly recipe (sentence 4) before diving into the specific aspects of understanding flavor combinations (sentence 1), mastering them (sentence 3), considering the user (sentence 5), and finally producing recipes that people will enjoy (sentence 2).
Therefore, the answer is C.