Which statement best defines the topic in a passage?

A. It is the subject that is covered in the passage.

B. It is the information that develops the passage.

C. It is the evidence of the author's opinion on the passage.

D. It is the reason an author is writing a passage.

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Alexa Johns

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8 April, 14:53

Which statement best defines the topic in a passage?

A. It is the subject that is covered in the passage.

B. It is the information that develops the passage.

C. It is the evidence of the author's opinion on the passage.

D. It is the reason an author is writing a passage.

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Douglas Spears · Answer 1

A. Although one could argue that an author writes about a topic because they want to write about a topic. Therefore, D could technically, though not infallibly, be correct.

Which statement best defines the topic in a passage?A. It is the subject that is covered in the passage.B. It is the information that develops the passage.C. It is the evidence of the author's opinion on the passage.D. It is the reason an author is writing a passage.

Which statement best defines the topic in a passage?

A. It is the subject that is covered in the passage.

B. It is the information that develops the passage.

C. It is the evidence of the author's opinion on the passage.

D. It is the reason an author is writing a passage.