A working outline should:
A)be approached as a chunking sheet listing related information.
B)help you decide which main points are most easily supported.
C)ignore logical structure until you write a full-sentence outline.
D)involve much less work than an actual outline.
E)be treated as a carefully developed foundation for a speech.

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A working outline should be treated as a carefully developed foundation for a speech, helping the speaker to organize their thoughts and ideas and establish a logical structure for their presentation. It should not be approached as a chunking sheet or ignored in terms of logical structure, and it will likely involve a significant amount of work to create. Therefore, the best choice is E.

A Working Outline Should