11 multiple choice 2 points what is wrong with the following transition statement? \now that ive talked to…

11 multiple choice 2 points what is wrong with the following transition statement? \now that ive talked to you about what is needed to change the oil in a car, i will next talk to you about how to do the actual oil change.\ the statement is far too explicit/verbose/specific. the statement fails to mention all of the main points. none of the above. all of the above. the items needed in the previous point are not identified

11 multiple choice 2 points what is wrong with the following transition statement? \now that ive talked to you about what is needed to change the oil in a car, i will next talk to you about how to do the actual oil change.\ the statement is far too explicit/verbose/specific. the statement fails to mention all of the main points. none of the above. all of the above. the items needed in the previous point are not identified

Answer

Brief Explanations:

A transition statement should smoothly connect one idea to the next. In this case, the statement is clear and straightforward. It doesn't need to mention all main points (as it's just a transition between two specific points - what's needed for an oil change and how to do the actual oil change). Also, the items needed in the previous point are implied (it says "what is needed" which would have been covered before this transition). And it's not overly explicit/verbose/specific for a transition.

Answer:

C. None of the above