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Question

Where is a correct paragraph structure, considering the sandwich rule?

A

The effective communication highly depends on trust and the willingness to cooperate. For example, all people are used to lying while effective communication is hard work that relies on trust, honesty, and cooperation (White par. 32). That is important to consider when the one tries to understand their opponents. Therefore, people have to adapt to all challenges and try their best in communicating effectively, employing specific traits that can boost their understanding of each other.

B

The effective communication highly depends on trust and the willingness to cooperate. That is important to understand when the one tries to understand their opponents. Therefore, people have to adapt to all challenges and try their best in communicating effectively, employing specific traits that can boost their understanding of each other. For example, all people are used to lying while effective communication is hard work that relies on trust, honesty, and cooperation (White par. 32).

C

All people are used to lying while effective communication is hard work that relies on trust, honesty, and cooperation (White par. 32). That is important to understand when the one tries to understand their opponents. The effective communication highly depends on trust and the willingness to cooperate. Therefore, people have to adapt to all challenges and try their best in communicating effectively, employing specific traits that can boost their understanding of each other.

D

The effective communication highly depends on trust and the willingness to cooperate. For example, all people are used to lying while effective communication is hard work that relies on trust, honesty, and cooperation (White par. 32). That is important to understand when the one tries to understand their opponents. Therefore, people have to adapt to all challenges and try their best in communicating effectively, employing specific traits that can boost their understanding of each other. (White par. 32).

E

a and c.

F

b and d.

Answer 1

The short answer is A.

Basically, you never want evidence in your first or last sentence of a paragraph since those should introduce and summarize the paragraph, not provide evidence. B uses evidence and the end, and C uses evidence in the beginning. D, if there haven't been any typos, is trying to use evidence in the end and is using it incorrectly (none of the other prompts implied that the last sentence was meant to be a paraphrase, and you never have a period before the citation).

I hope that helped. :)