As Ray previews Chapter 6 of his social studies book, he starts creating an outline to help him understand the structure of the chapter and the relationships between the topics and subtopics in each section. As Ray creates his outline, he should NOT
A) include explanations of new technical terms.
B) write in full sentences.
C) include explanations of new symbols.
D) pay special attention to topics covered in class.

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Outlining for study purposes typically involves using brief phrases or keywords rather than full sentences. This approach helps to condense the material and focus on the main ideas and their hierarchical structure, making it easier to review and remember the content.

As Ray Previews Chapter 6 of His Social Studies Book