Select the BEST description of an effective, logical outline.
A) One or more divisions may have fewer than two parts; divisions are balanced; divisions help the reader focus quickly on important content; division headings are concise; and division topics appear in non-parallel grammatical form.
B) Every division and subdivision has two or more parts; divisions are balanced; divisions help the reader focus quickly on important content; division headings are lengthy and descriptive; division topics appear in parallel form.
C) One or more division may have fewer than two parts; divisions need not be balanced; divisions help the reader focus quickly on important content; division headings are concise; and division topics appear in parallel grammatical form.
D) Every division and subdivision has at least two parts; divisions are balanced; divisions help the reader focus quickly on important content; division headings are concise; division topics appear in parallel grammatical form.

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An effective, logical outline should have divisions and sub-divisions with at least two parts, balanced divisions which help the reader focus quickly on important content, concise division headings and parallel grammatical form for division topics. Choice D is the only option that includes all of these criteria.

Select the BEST Description of an Effective, Logical Outline