To be prepared for something or to be not prepared for something.
A famous quote, "Actions speak louder than words".
Imagine, thinking about feeding all of the hungry people in the world, it's a nice thought, right? But, it isn't an important thought because you're not able to do it, you cannot change the fact that people are starving; however, if you WERE able to feed every starving person instead of just thinking about it, that'd be important.
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A. Are you going to the dance on Friday? B. My name is Julie. C. Look out for that car! D. Wouldn't it be faster to ride our bikes?
They focused on creating the system and structure of government
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<span>B.because some subordinate ideas are important and must be indicated with free-floaters
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Sometimes different notes and ideas are important to the overall topic, but they are not directly related to your main mind map. Having free floaters will help keep track of ideas that might not feel like they're major, but looking through at the end of the passage, chapter, or novel might connect all together as important subordinate ideas.</span>
