Question

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Which sentence from the following the conversation most clearly illustrates the technique of outlining a discussion plan?
JENNIFER:
All right, today we're discussing Five Doors Down by Len McGill. Has everyone read it?

DANIEL:
Sure did. Twice actually . . .

ANNA:
Yup. I had a lot of notes on this one. [Holds up paper.]

JENNIFER:
Wow, way to be prepared, guys. Why don't we start with the symbolism of the door? I think it seemed pretty essential to the storyline. After that, we can move on to other moments in the story. We might disagree, so let's just remember to keep things polite. Sound good?

A. Has everyone read it?

B. I had a lot of notes on this one.

C. After that, we can move on to other moments in the story.

D. I think it seemed pretty essential to the storyline.

Answer 1

The sentence that clearly goes over the outline is : "After that, we can move on to other moments in the story." This shows that she is not just stuck on one point but has many to go over, therefore outlining.

Your answer is: C) After that, we can move on the other moments in the story

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Answer 2

A sentence from the following the conversation that most clearly illustrates the technique of outlining a discussion plan is C. After that, we can move on to other moments in the story.

Herein, Jennifer initiates the discussion by preparing the students regarding the point they might disagree on and that there are many points which will be discussed. Thus, every point doesn't necessarily takes everyone's acceptance and will involve disagreements. Therefore, discussion occurs through the change of ideas and talks.