Title: The Life and Poetry of Robert Frost I. Introduction
A. Who is Robert Frost?
II. Body of essay
A. Events of his life
1. (supporting detail)
B. Poetry
1. (supporting detail)
III. Conclusion
A. Honors awarded during his lifetime

Using the outline, answer the following question.

In an essay about the American poet Robert Frost, which sentence would most likely appear in the introduction?

A. During his lifetime, Frost was awarded four Pulitzer Prizes.

B. For instance, one of his most famous poems is called “The Road Not Taken.”

C. Robert Frost is considered one of the foremost American poets of the 20th century.

D. For all these reasons, Robert Frost is still one of America’s most popular poets.

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