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Which of the following is most similar to a storyboard? a summary a conclusion a set of questions an outline
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Which of the following is most similar to a storyboard?
a summary
a conclusion
a set of questions
an outline
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Answer:
an outline
Step-by-step explanation:
A set of questions denotes to test or assignment not storyboard
A summary is typical essay not storyboard
Conclusion always remains shorter so it's not.
outline is perfect
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I would say that an outline is the most similar to a storyboard.
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