There is a "contract" between the writer and the reader, or participants in a conversation, to present new information so that it can easily be assimilated with what people already know. This is called the:

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The given-new contract refers to the agreement between the writer or speaker and the audience to present new information in a way that can be easily understood and connected to the information that the audience already possesses. This is a fundamental principle of effective communication, as it ensures that the audience is able to follow the speaker or writer's train of thought and understand the intended message. Choices A through D are not relevant to the concept of presenting new information in a coherent and accessible way.

There Is a "Contract" Between the Writer and the Reader