When Ideas Are Coherent in a Written Passage, They Are

question 38

Multiple Choice

When ideas are coherent in a written passage, they are:

• A) in the form of arguments followed by counterarguments.
• B) logically connected in a way that the reader can follow.
• C) consistent with each other so that a reader would say they are on topic.
• D) presented in a way that the reader is most likely to agree with.

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Definitions:

Opportunity Costs

The decline of potential rewards from different options as a result of choosing one.

Labor Skills

The abilities and expertise that workers possess, which can affect their productivity, efficiency, and the quality of work produced.

Capital

Financial assets or resources that individuals or businesses use to invest, produce, and create economic value.