Question

which sentence describes what it means for ideas to have cohesion? (1 point)
○ they are from sources that are up to date.
○ they are related and stick together.
○ they are supported by evidence.
○ they make sense logically.

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the meaning of "cohesion" in the context of ideas. Cohesion refers to the state of being united or sticking together.

• The first option refers to the timeliness of sources, not cohesion.
• The second option, "They are related and stick together," matches the definition of cohesion (ideas being connected and unified).
• The third option refers to ideas being supported by evidence (which is about validity or sufficiency, not cohesion).
• The fourth option refers to logical sense (which is about coherence, a related but distinct concept from cohesion).

Answer:

B. They are related and stick together.