Zoe writes the following sentence in the body of her first draft. Why isn't this an acceptable ...

Zoe writes the following sentence in the body of her first draft. Why isn't this an acceptable
  sentence for a first draft? Korean markets are often.
 
  a. The sentence is not grammatically correct.
  b. The sentence is not interesting.
  c. The sentence is a fragment.
  d. The sentence is disorganized.
  e. The sentence is acceptable.

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Ques. 2

Adrienne writes her topic sentence at the top of a piece of paper. Underneath it, she writes
  her supporting details in the order in which she wishes to present them. What has Adrienne
  written?
 
  a. A paragraph plan
  b. A paragraph
  c. A journal entry
  d. A first draft
  e. An essay

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Ques. 3

When you use emphatic order, you
 
  a. describe an image in the sequence in which you see it.
  b. arrange details according to the sequence in which they have occurred.
  c. arrange details from most to least interesting.
  d. group similar ideas together.
  e. organize supporting details in a logical sequence.

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Ques. 4

A paragraph that begins with the sentence, Throughout history, men have engaged in
  conflicts, is most likely organized by
 
  a. emphatic order.
  b. space order.
  c. emphatic and space order.
  d. time order.
  e. space and time order.

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Ques. 5

Revising for adequate support is different from revising for unity because revising for
  adequate support ensures that you have specific details to back up your main point while revising for unity ensures all sentences support the topic sentence.
  Pages: 33-35; Learning Objectives: 2 and 3
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Ques. 6

You should focus on developing supporting details before you have a clear topic sentence.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false