English, 14.01.2021 21:00 brookephillips9111

Read the following paragraph: "Risotto doesn't deserve its bad reputation. Don't be scared off by the many cooking show contestants that this creamy rice
dish has sent packing. If you can hold a spoon and stir, you can make it. The only difficult skill required is patience, Risotto must
be stirred constantly as it cooks, which takes twenty or thirty minutes. No stepping away to chop vegetables, set the table, or
send a few texts. A little focus is all it takes."
Which choice below is the topic sentence?
If you can hold a spoon and stir, you can make it
Don't be scared off by the many cooking show contestants that this creamy rice dish has sent packing
Risotto doesn't deserve its bad reputation
A little focus is all it takes.

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