2. Reader-Centered Organization, Paragraphs, and Sections

Regardless of the type of communication, a reader-centered approach to organization can help you craft a more effective message.

Which strategies can you use to help readers understand how the text is organized? Check all that apply.

1-Use parallelism in lists.

2-Use headings that ask questions answered in the text.

3-Avoid having more than one level of heading.

4-Use bold text for headings

5-Give every paragraph its own heading.

6-Leave extra space between major sections.

Pronouns and synonyms are examples of

1-redundant words.

2-transition words.

3-echo words.

These words help readers most when they are positioned

1-at the beginning of the sentence.

2-at the end of a sentence.

3-after the most main idea.