While writing a paragraph, if the focus changes, it is often best to a. start a new essay or paper for the new focus. b. incorporate another topic sentence into the paragraph. c. create a new paragraph for it. d. ignore it and keep on writing.

The correct option is C: CREATE A NEW PARAGRAPH FOR IT.

Explanation:

The correct option is C: CREATE A NEW PARAGRAPH FOR IT, because, thinking in the text’s reader, it is better to organize our ideas in order to make our composition more understandable for everyone; actually, organizing our written ideas could help ourselves to analyse our text and know what else does it needs. By creating a new paragraph we indicate to the reader that a new idea or focus idea is changing; to help us to show it we have the period, a spelling mark that marks the end of an idea and the start of the other one.

The option A: Start a new essay or paper for the new focus is not operable because we cannot start a new paper for any idea, besides that the main idea of many texts is precisely to make a counterposition; the option B: Incorporate another topic sentence into the paragraph is not the correct one because, as we said, it could confuse our reader and all the ideas could be seen as mixed and chaotic; finally the option D: Ignore it and keep on writing is not a good advice because, by doing that, we only be showing that we don’t care about our text’s structure, so it is a really bad idea; our reader could feel confused and he or she probably will stop reading us.

ccd puts the honeybee populations and crop health at risk.

the above detail from paragraph 2 supports the inference about honeybee.