Question

1. which is not part of cubing?

○ identifying an audience for the product
○ telling how your product can be used
○ describing physical attributes of the product
○ relating your product to something else

Explanation:

Cubing is a brainstorming technique focused on exploring a product/topic from 6 perspectives: describing (physical traits), comparing/relating to others, analyzing, applying (uses), arguing for/against, and viewing from others' perspectives. Identifying a specific audience is not one of the core cubing brainstorming actions, while the other options align with the technique's components.

Answer:

A. identifying an audience for the product