Writers use diagrams to
a. explain an object, idea, or process by outlining parts or steps or by showing the object's organization.
b. show whole/part relationships or how parts of a unit have been divided.
c. compare quantities or amounts using bars of different lengths.
d. display facts, figures, statistics and other data in a condensed, orderly sequence.
Question 2
When you are making an outline, it is most important to
a. use complete sentences.
b. follow the outline format exactly.
c. copy information directly from the text.
d. make sure all the information under each heading belongs there.
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