2. Which of the following are good methods of
sorting out ideas that you want to use in a paper?
A. Put all ideas into your outline regardless of how
similar they are.
B. Get rid of ideas that don't fit and group similar
items together.
C. Get rid of the bigger ideas and focus on the
examples and illustrations
D. Pick which ideas
go in the introduction. the body,
and the conclusion.
It is good to get rid of ideas that aren't relevant to your paper. (B). It is also good to figure out what parts of your paper go in each section, (D).
