In a presentation about complexity theory, a speaker compares the concepts of order, complexity, and chaos to different states of water: ice, liquid, and steam. What strategy for explaining a quasi-scientific phenomena did the speaker use?
A) Provide clear key points.
B) Use analogies and metaphors.
C) Use presentation aids.
D) Use frequent connectives-transitions, previews, summaries, signposts.
E) Discuss non-examples.

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The speaker used an analogy to compare the abstract concepts of order, complexity, and chaos to the more concrete states of water - ice, liquid, and steam. By using a relatable comparison, the speaker made the topic more accessible and understandable to the audience.

In a Presentation About Complexity Theory, a Speaker Compares the Concepts