The rule for formal outlines-never a "I" without a "II," never an "A" without a "B," and so on-is known as
A) The Rule of Parallel Wording
B) The Rule of Outlining
C) The Rule of Standard Symbols
D) The Rule of Division

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The given rule is known as the Rule of Division. It emphasizes the need for a clear hierarchy and structure in a formal outline, with each main point divided into subpoints indicated by appropriately indented and labeled symbols (Roman numerals, capital letters, Arabic numerals, etc.). This helps to ensure logical coherence, completeness, and organization in the presentation of ideas.

The Rule for Formal Outlines-Never a "I" Without a "II