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Who has the primary responsibility for creating clarity?
An introduction must start with ‘context'.
You can have multiple questions in the introduction.
An introduction must include a ‘trigger'.
An introduction can contain controversial information.
A good introduction helps your document pass the '30-second' test.
Creating which part of your communication should occupy a disproportionate amount of time?
What is the best test to apply to see if your question is connected sufficiently tightly to the rest of your introduction?
What should happen in the reader's mind between the first two elements of a standard introduction?
What is the typical order for the elements included in an introduction?
What have you changed since starting this course?
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