A written paragraph is said to have unity when
A) the topic sentence is placed at the end of the paragraph.
B) the document is error free.
C) the paragraph uses plenty of transitional words.
D) it discusses only one idea or topic.
E) it demonstrates a conversational style.

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A paragraph has unity when it focuses on a single idea or topic, ensuring that all sentences within the paragraph support or elaborate on that central theme. Choices A, B, C, and E do not directly contribute to the unity of a paragraph in terms of maintaining a singular focus or idea.

A Written Paragraph Is Said to Have Unity When