When might a reader create an outline?(1 point)
when the text is complex
when the author uses personal stories as examples
when the author includes graphs and charts
when the author uses a lot of unfamiliar words
Ooh yay! It’s #1 structure, key concept, develop, refine. #2 by providing information on the environmental impacts of recycling. #3 with historical information. #4 when the text is complex.
You’re welcome. Have a great day ;)
11/11/21
Item 1: Structure, Key Concept, Develop, Refine
Item 2: By Providing Information on the environmental impacts of recycling
Item 3: With Historical Information
Item 4: When the text is complex
Remember guys, if you cannot figure it out. The first thing you want to do is re-read over the first text. There isn’t always going to be a answer here. The key is self reliance.
Have a nice day.
-Newsie
Cute girl;) is right 11/5/21
Wow, you guys do not respond :/
Thanks Cute girl;), i had the first 3 correct without needing to search anything up, i just needed help with the last one
A reader might create an outline when the text is complex, as it can help to organize and understand the main ideas and supporting details. Here's how you can create an outline:
1. Start by reading through the text or article to get a general understanding of its main points.
2. Identify the main ideas or key themes discussed in the text.
3. Create a main heading for each main idea or theme.
4. Underneath each main heading, list the supporting details or subpoints that further explain or support the main idea.
5. Arrange the main ideas and supporting details in a logical order, such as chronological, cause and effect, or in order of importance.
6. Use bullet points or numbering to distinguish between main ideas and supporting details.
7. Review and refine your outline to ensure it accurately represents the structure and content of the text.
By creating an outline, readers can capture the main ideas and supporting details of a complex text in a structured manner, making it easier to comprehend and retain the information.