Organization, Unity, and Cohesion
Organization questions on ACT English are really logic questions. The right answer makes the paragraph easier to follow from one sentence to the next.
核心知识
Track what each sentence is doing and how it connects to its neighbors. A strong answer places ideas where their references are clear, uses a transition that names the real relationship, and opens or closes the paragraph without drifting away from its purpose.
深入理解
Rule: Organization questions test whether the paragraph's logic is easy to follow.
- Start local. Ask what a sentence refers to, what point it develops, and which nearby sentence sets it up.
- Words like "this," "that," time markers, and repeated nouns usually reveal the best placement.
- Pattern check: setup → example → result; claim → evidence → takeaway; problem → response → effect.
示例解析
A student is revising a paragraph about a school's composting program. One sentence describes overflowing cafeteria trash bins. The next sentence explains that student volunteers began weighing food waste each day. Which choice best provides a transition between those ideas?
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