Which is NOT one of the three parts of a draft?

• A. Introduction
• B. Appendix
• C. Body
• D. Conclusion

Answer: (B)

Draft structure centers on organizing content into three main sections: introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction lays out the purpose and sets up the thesis; the body develops the main points with supporting evidence; and the conclusion wraps up by reinforcing the take-away. An Appendix is additional material placed at the end to provide supplementary data, charts, or documents that support the work but aren’t required to understand the main argument. Because it sits outside the primary flow of presenting the argument, the Appendix isn’t one of the three parts of a draft.