Which of the following tells the reader about the content of the ...

[imowrer]

Which of the following tells the reader about the content of the section that follows?
 
  A) Heading
  B) Subheading
  C) Major heading
  D) Descriptive heading
  E) Informative heading

Question 2

Using one-sentence paragraphs allows what advantages?
 
  A) One-sentence paragraphs make the writing look inviting
  B) One-sentence paragraphs can isolate individual ideas
  C) One-sentence paragraphs can add emphasis to an important concept
  D) One-sentence paragraphs can be used to transition topics
  E) One-sentence paragraphs can be used in lists

[tdewitt]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A
Explanation: A) A heading is a brief title that tells readers about the content of the section that follows. They show readers at a glance how the material is organized, they call attention to important points, and they highlight connections and transitions between ideas.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C
Explanation: C) Use one-sentence paragraphs only occasionally and only for emphasis. Also, if you need to divide a subject into several pieces in order to keep paragraphs short, use transitions to help your readers keep the ideas connected. Too many one-sentence paragraphs look choppy and incomplete. One-sentence paragraphs are different than lists.