Read the paragraph. (1) In the 1940s, heroes such as Superman and G. I. Joe had perfect morals and character. (2) They stood for ideals that we hoped we could achieve. (3) In modern society, however, heroes tend to be troubled outcasts or accidentally heroic. (4) Heroes today, unlike those of the past, must have a flawed character in order to become popular. What is the topic sentence of the paragraph? sentence 1 sentence 2 sentence 3 sentence 4

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17 March, 18:11

Read the paragraph. (1) In the 1940s, heroes such as Superman and G. I. Joe had perfect morals and character. (2) They stood for ideals that we hoped we could achieve. (3) In modern society, however, heroes tend to be troubled outcasts or accidentally heroic. (4) Heroes today, unlike those of the past, must have a flawed character in order to become popular. What is the topic sentence of the paragraph? sentence 1 sentence 2 sentence 3 sentence 4

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Amanda Conner · Answer 1

Sentence 4

The topic sentence should set up what the paragraph is going to be about. This paragraph is about both heroes of the 1940s and heroes of the present, and sentence four is the only sentence that includes both. It also provides an indication that the paragraph is going to be comparing both types of heroes to each other.