Choose the number of the sentences that describes the topic sentence for each paragraph. 1 1 (1) Today our world is full of chaos. Devastations from nature abound in various places of the world (2) Strife or separation caused by differences in faith, opinions. and beliefs has lead to war and destruction (3) Poverty has always been the problem of men since time immernorial (4) Sickness has been the source of death of many people-as years went on, more incurable diseases has been discovered 2 1 (1) War results to nothing but killings and the most affected is usually children (2) Let's put a stop to war. (3) According to Jimmy Carter, war may sometimes be a necessary evil (4) But no matter how necessary, it is always an evil, never a good. (5) We will not learn how to live together in peace by killing each other's children(1) Only education can provide the driving force such a renewal of awareness. (2) Education should encourage understanding of the ways that environmental problems intimately connect to our daily lives, and this must also inspire the faith that each of us has both the power and the responsibility to affect positive change not only in our community but to our nation as well. (3) Environmental education can help enhance our child's understanding of their relationship with nature and promote appreciation of nature amongst them. (4) Eventually there must be a deep awareness on the interconnectivity between society and environment-highlighting environment as a people's issue. -Councilor Leonardo Avila III 5. (1) There are many ways to stop global warming (2) Choose energy efficient appliances when making new purchases. (3) Do not leave appliances on standby (4) Situate your fridge and freezer away from the stove. (1) In 1993, Atty. Antonio Oposa, Jr. received the Outstanding Young Man of the Philippines Award and the highest United Nations Environmental Award, the U.N. Environmental Programme (UNEP) Global 500 Roll of Honor in 1997. (2) In 2009, he was the recipient of Ramon Magsaysay Award. (3) Indeed, he is one of the Filipinos worth emulating.
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Answer:Here are the topic sentences for each paragraph:1. Sentence (1) - "Today our world is full of chaos."This sentence introduces the overall theme of the paragraph: the different problems and devastations facing the world.2. Sentence (2) - "Let's put a stop to war."This sentence sets the main argument of the paragraph, which is about ending war.3. Sentence (1) - "Only education can provide the driving force such a renewal of awareness."This sentence highlights the main idea, which is how education can inspire environmental awareness and positive change.4. Sentence (1) - "There are many ways to stop global warming."This sentence introduces the topic of the paragraph, which is about various ways to prevent global warming.5. Sentence (3) - "Indeed, he is one of the Filipinos worth emulating."This sentence concludes the paragraph by emphasizing that Atty. Antonio Oposa, Jr. is a Filipino role model.
