College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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Which of the following is an example of a well structured essay?

Introduction with no clear thesis
Random ideas thrown together
Clear main idea that drives the essay
No defined topic

The correct answer is: Clear main idea that drives the essay

A well structured essay is one that has a clear main idea or thesis that drives the content and supporting points of the essay. Option A is incorrect because an introduction with no clear thesis lacks direction and may confuse the reader. Option B is incorrect because random ideas thrown together do not create a cohesive and logical essay. Option D is incorrect because an essay should have a defined topic or focus, otherwise it may be difficult for the reader to follow and understand the writer's message. Thus, option C is the correct answer as it demonstrates the importance of a clear main idea in a well structured essay.