Question

question 1
2 pts
define “central ideas”.
the last piece of info given in an article
the ideas that are only in the middle paragraph
the main idea(s)/lesson(s) of a piece of writing
the first sentence of every article

Explanation:

To determine the correct option, we analyze each choice:

• "The last piece of info given in an article" is incorrect as central ideas are not limited to the last part.
• "The ideas that are only in the middle paragraph" is wrong because central ideas are not restricted to the middle paragraph.
• "The first sentence of every article" is incorrect as central ideas aren't always in the first sentence.
• "The main idea(s)/lesson(s) of a piece of writing" matches the definition of central ideas, as central ideas summarize the main point or lesson of a text.

Answer:

B. The main idea(s)/lesson(s) of a piece of writing (assuming the options are labeled with letters, if not, the text of the correct option: "The main idea(s)/lesson(s) of a piece of writing")