A club report reads: "Our garden club met in June. We cleared the plot. My cousin plays basketball on Saturdays. Then we planted okra." Which sentence breaks the paragraph's coherence?

A draft reads: "We surveyed 40 shoppers. We grouped their answers by age. Our adviser is a kind woman. We counted the top three complaints." Which sentence breaks the paragraph's unity?

An essay on flood control has paragraphs on the causes of flooding, the cost of drainage repair, the history of the barangay fiesta, and a plan for cleanups. Which paragraph does not belong?

A report gives its results first and explains how the survey was done only afterward. Where should the paragraph on the method sit so a reader can follow the report?

A student writes about the night a typhoon struck, for readers who want to know what happened from the first gust to the morning after. Which arrangement serves that purpose?

A flyer has one page to move busy readers to act, so the strongest reason must land before any other. Which arrangement serves that purpose?

A guide describes a new reading room so visitors can picture it from the door across to the far wall. Which arrangement serves that purpose?

An article explains why the river overflows every June and what the water then does to the rice fields nearby. Which arrangement serves that purpose?

A review sets the new jeepney route beside the old one and matches fare, travel time and number of stops point by point. Which arrangement serves that purpose?

An introduction reads: "Classes start at 6:30 a.m. Many learners travel an hour. Some sleep on the jeepney. The start time should move to 7:30, because tired learners lose the first period." Which sentence is the thesis?

Which sentence works best as the thesis of an essay arguing for a longer recess?

A paragraph reads: "Our canteen line moves slowly. Only one cashier works at noon. Trays pile up near the door. Many learners give up and skip lunch." Which sentence states the central idea?

A draft reads: "Rain fell for three days. ___ the creek stayed inside its banks." Which word fits the connection between the two sentences?

Which revision shows how the two facts connect, without changing the meaning? "The bridge closed at noon. Traffic backed up to the market."

A report says "we interviewed 30 farmers" on page two and "the 13 farmers we interviewed" on page five. What has the report lost?

A flood report prints a rainfall table, a photo of the smiling mayor, a leaf pattern down the margin and a colored heading font. Which element carries meaning rather than decorating the page?

A report adds a timeline strip under a paragraph that traces three years of repairs. What does that multimodal element do for the reader?

A one-page flyer must be read by commuters standing at a bus stop. Which arrangement of the page serves that purpose?

A draft reads: "This plan needs two volunteers a shift. Shifts run from six to ten. The council wants a night watch at the pumping station. Sign-up sheets are at the gate." Which sentence should come first?

A report on slow canteen queues is written for readers who know nothing about the problem. Which paragraph should open it?