Question $7$

$1$ pts

Support: Why does a paragraph need both abstract and concrete or general and specific information?

Specific and concrete language make generalities and abstractions easier to understand because these details are always visual.

If we stay at a general level without ever getting specific or concrete, we risk leaving our communications open for misinterpretation.

A paragraph does not need concrete language. It is better to stay at a high level of abstraction throughout the paragraph.

Both are necessary for descriptive paragraphs, but not for argument or analytical paragraphs.