MAIN IDEA

A stated main idea can be called as topic sentence

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• False

The broad, general theme or message of a text is the definition of

• TOPIC

• TOPIC SENTENCE

• MAIN IDEA

• TITLE

• SUPPORTING IDEAS

Main point of paragraph that becomes the central/important part in a paragraph.

It can be stated or implied in paragraph.

• TOPIC

• TOPIC SENTENCES

• MAIN IDEA

• SUPPORTING IDEAS

• TITLE

Sentences that give more detail information/description/explanation of central point of a paragraph.

• TOPIC

• TOPIC SENTENCE

• MAIN IDEA

• SUPPORTING IDEAS

• TITLE

A sentence that stated the main point of paragraph.

• TOPIC

• TOPIC SENTENCE

• MAIN IDEA

• SUPPORTING IDEAS

• TITLE

A paragraph must have a main idea, but it may not have a topic sentence

• TRUE

• FALSE

Topic Sentence is always written in the first sentence/beginning of paragraph.

• TRUE

• FALSE

You can find the topic of a text by looking at the words/phrases which appears mostly in a text.

• TRUE

• FALSE