Question

20. The position of a topic sentence often shifts, according to the author and writing style.

Where is one place the topic sentence should never be?
A. In the conclusion
B. In the first paragraph
C. In the body
D. In the introduction

Answer 1

The answer is a because the topic or what the paragraph is about should always be more apparent or known through the whole article other than just stating it at the end

Answer 2

A. In the conclusion

Step-by-step explanation:

Conclusion is basically the whole evaluation of the author's subject. Having a topic sentence is not necessary.

The topic sentence can be in the first paragraph, body, and introduction.