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Which of the following sentences regarding thesis statements in the writing process is correct?

A. Supporting evidence is not needed when the thesis statement is an opinion

B. The thesis statement should appear only at the end of the paper

C. The written work should disprove the thesis statement

D. Thesis statement working should be as specific as possible

Answer Explanation:

Thesis statement are very clear and specific.

Therefore, the Correct Answer is D.

Q #1: The pumpkin crop was incredibly small this year because of excessive rain in the spring and heat in the summer. Which of the following parts of speech describes the word “incredibly” as used in the sentence above?

A. Pronoun

B. Preposition

C. Adverb

D. Adjective

Answer Explanation

Adverb because it explains more about how the verb was done.
Q #2: The spaces between the ribs are known as ------- spaces; they contain the  ------------- veins. Which of the following words is the best choice for the blanks in the sentence?  

A. Intravenous, Intrathoracic

B. Intracostal, Suprathoracic

C. Intercostal, Intercostal

D. Intervenous, Superficial

Answer Explanation

The spaces between the ribs are known as intercostal spaces; they contain the intercostal veins.
Q #3: Which of the following sentences is likely to be found in a descriptive passage about a county fair?

A. On Friday evening, join us for the parade through downtown, ending at the fairgrounds

B. The Ferris wheel rose high above the midway, illuminating the night sky

C. There were more than 25 entries in the livestock competition

D. I think the county fair should encourage more people to enter its baking and gardening

Answer Explanation

It describes a virtual image of the Ferris wheel, which is a common feature of county fairs.

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