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Kikoku · **on:** Jun 24, 2018

When you're writing for mobile devices, use ________ to present the most important information first and provide successive layers of detail that readers can consume, if they want to.

A) an indirect approach
B) an inverted pyramid style
C) a data-dispersion approach
D) a curvilinear methodology
E) a pyramid style

Question 2

Identify and describe the elements of an effective paragraph.

What will be an ideal response?

sailorcrescent · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 24, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: B
Explanation: B) If you're writing for small screens, use the inverted pyramid style to reveal the most important information briefly at first and then provide successive layers of detail that readers can explore according to their needs.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: Paragraphs vary widely in length and form, but a typical paragraph contains three basic elements: a topic sentence, support sentences that develop the topic, and transitional words and phrases. An effective paragraph deals with a single topic, and the sentence that introduces that topic is called the topic sentence. In most paragraphs, the topic sentence needs to be explained, justified, or extended with one or more support sentences. These related sentences must all have a bearing on the general subject and must provide enough specific details to make the topic clear. Transitions connect ideas by showing how one thought is related to another. They also help alert the reader to what lies ahead so that shifts and changes don't cause confusion. In addition to helping readers understand the connections you're trying to make, transitions give your writing a smooth, even flow.