Question

1. \learning how to become an online retailer is as simple as knowing what to sell and where to sell it\ is an example of what part of an outline? general purpose specific purpose thesis statement transitions

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze each option:

• General purpose: Usually broad (e.g., "to inform about online retail"), not specific like the given statement.
• Specific purpose: Focuses on a narrow goal but is still more about intent (e.g., "to explain how to start an online retail business"), while the given statement is a claim about the key to becoming an online retailer.
• Thesis statement: Presents the main idea or argument. The statement "Learning how to become an online retailer is as simple as knowing what to sell and where to sell it" makes a claim (the main idea) about the simplicity of becoming an online retailer, fitting a thesis statement.
• Transitions: Connect ideas, not present main claims.

Answer:

thesis statement