Question

read the opening sentence from a draft of a document - based essay on government authority in nazi germany.
draft: in nazi germany, the government censored the press.
this sentence is not effective mostly because it
does not grab the
readers attention.
lacks information
and details.
lacks an example or
a quote.
does not focus on
the topic.

Explanation:

The sentence "In Nazi Germany, the government censored the press" is a very basic statement. An effective opening sentence for an essay should be more engaging to draw the reader in. The other options: it does have the basic topic (so "does not focus on the topic" is wrong), it's a simple statement and not about lacking info/details in the sense of needing examples/quotes (the main issue is engagement, not examples/quotes or just info). So the main reason it's ineffective is it doesn't grab the reader's attention.

Answer:

A. does not grab the reader's attention.