Learning Task No. 1 Directions: Read the sentences below. Answer with Agree if the statements are correct and Disagree if incorrect. Do this in your notebook. 1. A good paragraph has introduction, body and conclusion. 2. A compare-contrast text type is one in which the similarities and differences of two subjects are presented and organized logically. 3. A cause and effect text explains reasons and results of the phenomena or happenings, situations and trends. 4. Problem-solution text begins with the presentation of a problem between individuals, among groups or an issue going on in the world. This is followed by one or more possible solutions that are explained. 5. There are mechanics to follow or to observe when writing a paragraph, like indention, margin, capitalization and punctuation marks. 6. We can use the information found in an outlie or graphic organizers in planning to write a paragraph composition. 7. A paragraph is a group of related sentences that support one main idea. 8. Graphic organizers are not helpful in organizing, clarifying or simplifying complex information. 9. An outline is not a useful guide to help you plan or write a paragraph composition​