IXL | Order topics from broadest to narrowest

Order the topics from broadest to narrowest.

broader

the twenty-year pause in the construction of the Washington Monument

the design and construction of the Washington Monument

the history of the Washington Monument

narrower

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Order the topics from broadest to narrowest.

broader

preservation efforts for UNESCO world heritage sites

preservation efforts for places of historical or cultural significance

preservation efforts for China's Great Wall

narrower

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A topic is the subject or principal focus of your writing. The scope of a topic is the range of ideas that the topic covers. A topic with a broader scope is more general and covers a wider range of ideas. A topic with a narrower scope is more specific and covers a more limited range of ideas.

Topic 1: The impact of World War II on American society

Topic 2: The impact of World War II on American women

American society includes more than just women, so Topic 2 has a narrower scope.

Topics can be broad or narrow in scope, but narrow topics are generally easier to develop fully in your writing because they are more focused. Topics become narrower when you limit yourself to a particular aspect of the topic, such as a more specific time period, place, or group of people.

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Preservation efforts for places of historical or cultural significance has the broadest scope. It is the most general.

Preservation efforts for UNESCO world heritage sites has a narrower scope. It focuses on preservation efforts for a specific subset of historically or culturally significant places.

Preservation efforts for China's Great Wall has the narrowest scope. The Great Wall is a specific UNESCO world heritage site.

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