5 Questions
What does the 'UCODE TS' acronym represent in relation to a paragraph?
Unity, Coherence, Organization, Development, Topic Sentence
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic essential for a paragraph according to the given text?
Random Development
How can we describe a paragraph that lacks coherence?
The sentences are not properly connected or ordered
What aspect ensures that a paragraph's sentences are all related to the main idea?
Unity
In the context of a paragraph, what does 'Coherence' refer to?
The logical connection between sentences
Study Notes
Definition of a Paragraph
- A paragraph is a group of unified, coherent, and well-developed sentences that are properly and logically organized to support one specific idea or topic.
Key Elements of a Paragraph
- UCODE TS: Unity, Coherence, logical Organization, Development, proper Emphasis, and one governing and limiting topic sentence.
Unity in a Paragraph
- A paragraph is unified if all the sentences are about the topic sentence.
Coherence in a Paragraph
- A paragraph has coherence if all the sentences are connected with each other properly and in a logical and coherent order.
Test your knowledge on the key elements of a well-structured paragraph, including unity, coherence, logical organization, support, emphasis, and topic sentences. Understand the importance of having UCODE TS in a paragraph paradigm.
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