For this topic sentence, what is the best, most logical order for the following supporting sentences?
Topic sentence: My friend Susan McCarthy, coauthor of When Elephants
Weep, recently reminded me that reading about eating can occasionally send
one running away from the kitchen.
1: "They sort of peel them with their teeth," she explained.
II: Susan has considered posting this passage on her refrigerator as an
appetite suppressant.
III: She mentioned a passage she had read about how killer whales feed on
humpback whales.
—Anne Fadiman, "The Literary Glutton," Ex Libris: Confessions of a
Common Reader (New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1998).
O A. I, III, 11
B. III, II, 1
O C. II, 1, III
O D. III, 1, 11

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