Which of the following are good methods of sorting out ideas that you want to use in a paper? O A. Put all ideas into your outline regardless of how similar they are. O B. Get rid of ideas that don't fit and group similar items together. O C. Get rid of the bigger ideas and focus on the examples and illustrations. O D. Pick which ideas go in the introduction, the body, and the conclusion.

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User: Which of the following are good methods of sorting out ideas that you want to use in a paper? O A. Put all ideas into your outline regardless of how similar they are. O B. Get rid of ideas that don't fit and group similar items together. O C. Get rid of the bigger ideas and focus on the examples and illustrations. O D. Pick which ideas go in the introduction, the body, and the conclusion.

Weegy: The following are good methods of sorting out ideas that you want to use in a paper: Get rid of ideas that don't fit and group similar items together. [ Pick which ideas go in the introduction, the body, and the conclusion. ]
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User: It's easiest to order your ideas when you've

Weegy: It is easiest to order your ideas when you have: written a clear and specific thesis statement.
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