6. Which would be the most effective phrasing of main points in an outline?
a. I. I will explain the problem of drugs.
II.Iwilltellwhat’swrongwithourcurrentapproach.
III. I will offer a better solution.
b. I. Is there a drug problem?
II. What has been tried?
III. What shall we do about it?
c. I. Our country has a serious drug problem.
II.Ourcountry’seffortstosolvethedrugproblemhavefailedtogetatthecauses.
III. Our country needs a more comprehensive and fully funded program to deal with drugs.
d. I. Drug use is on the rise.
II. When we have tried governmental programs in the past they have been too oriented toward the small
time drug dealers.
III. New legislation and better education: these are the ways to stop drug usage once and for all.
e. I. The scope of the drug problem
II. The causes of the drug problem
III. The solution to the drug problem
8. Which of the following is not a benefit of outlining?
a. Keep track of the points you want to cover
b. Visualize the relationships among the ideas
c. Clarify the structure of your ideas
d. Avoid hasty generalization fallacy
e. All of the above are benefits of outlining