e 3 Read the paragraph below. Then click on the number of major details contained in un the details, topic sentences have been boldfaced. 6. (1) A typical high-rise building will have different types of tenants, depending on which floor you visit. (2) Shops usually occupy the street level. (3) If they can be seen from the street, shops can attract customers who are walking by. (4) Most shop owners are willing to pay higher rents to be at street level. (5) Professional offices are less dependent on walk-in trade. (6) They can occupy the higher levels, and their owners pay lower rents. (7) Hotel rooms and apartments may be included in the upper floors of a skyscraper. (8) These floors have lower noise levels and better views, both of which appeal to renters. (9) Some of the world's highest apartments, on the upper floors of the 100-story John Hancock Center in Chicago, at times are above the clouds. (10) Residents may have to telephone the doorman to find out what the weather is like. How many major details are in this paragraph? a. 1 b. 2 C. 3