3. Ensuring Paragraph Unity: Check That All Details Are Relevant A unified paragraph contains only details and explanations that are relevant to the point made in the topic sentence. Read the following paragraph and identify which sentences are not relevant to the topic sentence. (1) Taking care of a vegetable garden takes a lot of time and money, and the results don't always seem worth it. (2) I like pumpkins, but I didn't have enough room to grow them. (3) I bought tomato, pepper, and zucchini plants for about \$35. (4) I spent hours planting, watering, and weeding so I wouldn't have to buy some of the things I like to eat. (5) I don't eat eggplant, so I didn't plant of it. (6) My garden didn't yield much; by the end of the summer I had three peppers, eight tomatoes, and two zucchinis. (7) I think I would have been better off going to the farmers market and spending $35 on vegetables there. Which of the following sentences are not relevant to the topic sentence? Check all that apply. (3) I bought tomato, pepper, and zucchini plants for about $35. (4) I spent hours planting, watering, and weeding so I wouldn't have to buy some of the things I like to eat. (6) My garden didn't yield much; by the end of the summer I had three peppers, eight tomatoes, and two zucchinis. (2) I like pumpkins, but I didn't have enough room to grow them. (5) I don't eat eggplant, so I didn't plant any of it