27. the body section of an outline the evidence for the reports claim or thesis statement, usually separated…

27. the body section of an outline the evidence for the reports claim or thesis statement, usually separated to show what will appear in each paragraph. as a result, what element will only appear in the body section of the outline but not in other sections?asterisks beside the most important pointsnumbers that identify supporting detailscapital letters next to main ideasitalics or boldface type that indicate main ideas

27. the body section of an outline the evidence for the reports claim or thesis statement, usually separated to show what will appear in each paragraph. as a result, what element will only appear in the body section of the outline but not in other sections?asterisks beside the most important pointsnumbers that identify supporting detailscapital letters next to main ideasitalics or boldface type that indicate main ideas

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Brief Explanations:

In an outline, the body section uses numbers to identify supporting details. This is specific to the body as it organizes evidence. Asterisks beside important points (used for emphasis in some outlines but not unique to body), capital letters for main ideas (used in other sections like introduction in some outline structures), italics or boldface (used for highlighting in general, not exclusive to body) are not as uniquely tied to the body's role of presenting supporting details as numbered supporting details.

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numbers that identify supporting details