Read the following excerpt from The Pluto Files by Neil deGrasse Tyson.The exhibit models, their accompanying text, and the overall layout of the Center organized the principal contents of the solar system by objects of like properties, rather than as enumerations of planets and their moons.The formal tone is best maintained by which of the following summaries?A.The typical museum layout was to organize celestial objects by order, instead of the more logical grouping of common features.B.There were planets and moons and such everywhere until they put the parts together that were a lot like each other.C.The center was really great because everything was so organized by what things were alike.D.Everything in the museum used to be all over the place, but then it finally got fixed up into groups of the same things together.

This classification change, to be sure, disappointed-some fans of Pluto who wanted to keep it a member of the solar system’s family of planets. The change in Pluto’s status, _______ did succeed in bringing into view what Mike Brown, Etis’s discoverer, called “an incredibly important thing to understand about the solar system”, that its eight planets are distinct from the range of other objects orbiting the Sun.24Mark for reviewAbcWhich choice completes the text with the most logical transition?Aaccordingly,Bthough,Cadditionally,Din other words,

Which of the following is a common structure for organizing the main content of a presentation?Group of answer choicesStarting with the most important points and ending with less important onesPresenting unrelated topics to maintain varietyFollowing a chronological order or logical sequenceRandomly arranging information to keep the audience engaged

Artifacts reflecting values of an organization include Question 2Answer a. Mission statements b. An office layout that includes open spaces c. Shared principles d. Executive suites

Which of the following shows the correct arrangement of the entirety of a research paper*Abstract→Preliminaries→Body→End MatterAbstract→Body→Preliminaries→End MatterPreliminaries→Abstract→Body→End MatterPreliminaries→Body→Abstract→End Matter

What do you notice about the organization and structure of the paragraph?Some Egyptian pharaohs had huge statues of themselves made. They also had their people build great tombs for them. When the pharaohs died, their bodies were placed in the tombs. Jewelry, food, clothing—all the pharaohs’ favorite things—also went into the tombs. The Egyptian pharaohs knew these statues and tombs would let people know how important they were.The main idea is not expressed in the topic sentence.The supporting details are not in a clear order.Nothing is wrong.There is no topic sentence.