According to the textbook (Chapter 2), in what order should we read the parts of a
Table?
A)entries; headline and source note; left-hand column ("stub") and column headings; footnotes
B)entries; left-hand column ("stub") and column headings; footnotes and source note; headline
C)headline; left-hand column ("stub") and column headings; footnotes and source note; entries
D)headline; left-hand column ("stub") and source note; column headings; footnotes
E)footnotes and source note; entries; left-hand column ("stub") and column headings; headline

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The correct order to read the parts of a table, as typically recommended in textbooks, starts with the headline to understand the table's main topic, followed by the left-hand column ("stub") and column headings to grasp the categories or variables being compared, then any footnotes and the source note for additional context or specifics, and finally the entries themselves to analyze the data.

According to the Textbook (Chapter 2), in What Order Should