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3 years ago

Which strategy would be most helpful in choosing a topic for a description?

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Rus_ich [418]3 years ago

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Answer:

categorize a topic

Explanation:

While choosing a topic to describe it, categorization of the topic would be the strategy used for it. Categorization helps to segregate ideas and sub-ideas and classify them accordingly. This forms the platform of presenting a clear and comprehensible description of the things. Each idea or sub-ideas can be explained and looked upon in detailed and in series which helps in a clear description of the topic altogether.

ELEN [110]3 years ago

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B). Categorize A Topic

I believe this is the answer, if I am wrong, somebody feel free to correct me. :)

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