Speakers often restate an idea they have already mentioned, then introduce a novel idea.This is called
A)a given-new strategy
B)a leading-edge strategy
C)a review-new strategy
D)knowledge telling

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A given-new strategy involves restating an idea (given information) and then introducing a new idea (new information). This strategy is commonly used in communication to help the audience understand and follow the speaker's ideas. Option B is incorrect as it refers to a strategy related to innovation and cutting-edge approaches. Option C is also incorrect as it involves reviewing previously mentioned ideas only, without introducing new ones. Option D is not related to the given situation.

Speakers Often Restate an Idea They Have Already Mentioned, Then