Why should there be more than one subpoint for any section of an outline? Group of answer choices An idea cannot logically be divided into one part; if it can be divided, by definition there would be a minimum of two points. Subpoints add to a major point; if there are five subpoints, for example, each should convey exactly 1/5 of the relevant information. Any presentation should contain 10-12 major points; as such, there should be many subpoints for each section. If there is only one subpoint, that is a clear indication that the idea is not worth discussing in the first place