An Effective Transition Between Main Points

question 2

Multiple Choice

An effective transition between main points:

• A)creates a clear,delineating division keeping two main ideas separate.
• B)is a gateway to help listeners understand when a speaker is moving on.
• C)is indicative of the care a speaker puts into developing a formal presentation.
• D)should be identified as a transition so that listeners will notice it's there.
• E)is a type of subtitle announcing the end of one idea and the start of the next.

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Definitions:

Sample Evidence

Data or material obtained from a select group out of a larger population, used to infer or make generalizations about the population.

Standard Deviation

It quantifies the variability or dispersion across a set of data points by calculating the average distance from the mean for each data point.

Variance

A statistical measure of the spread of a set of scores, calculating the average of the squared differences from the mean.

Sample Variance

A measure of the dispersion of a set of data points in a sample population, calculated by taking the mean of squared deviations from the sample mean.