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Gnesinka [82]
3 years ago
7

Which statements describe headings?

Business
1 answer:
kondaur [170]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: They should be separated from the text that precedes them.

They should not be placed near the bottom of a page.

They introduce the text that follows them.

They should stand out on the page.

Explanation:

Headings are very important in text as they format the document and make it orderly and easier to read.

For this reason Headings ;

- Should be seperated from the text that precedes them. This way the reader knows that the previous topic is done and a new one has begun.

- Should not be placed near the bottom of the page because their relevance is lost. If you are nearing the bottom of the page and need to start with a new heading, go to the next page and start there.

- Should introduce the text that follows them because the text is meant to augment the Heading.

- Should stand out in a page so that the reader can know that it is a heading and the beginning of a different topic.

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