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In a group discussion,which is most clearly a question that keeps the discussion moving? A.what did Emily mean by "people fussed over her"? B.Han,what did you think after hearing Emily's reasons? C.How
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In a group discussion,which is most clearly a question that keeps the discussion moving?

A.what did Emily mean by "people fussed over her"?
B.Han,what did you think after hearing Emily's reasons?
C.How much time do we have left to discuss the book?
D.Is that an example of the book or the movie?

User Gadi A
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I think...

B. Han, what did you think after hearing Emily's reasons?

because this quote is most likely gonna keep the conversation flowing and into another subject too..
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The correct answer is B.

By asking how the reasoning of Emily affected Han's opinion, the discussion would move further along.

Han would introduce new ideas, along with explanations about why he does or does not agree with Emily. This would lead to others responding to Han and his opinions.

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