Question at position 7 Which type of text involves notes that prompt freer speech with opportunities to ask for clarification at the end of the text?Academic tutorial discussions Conversations among friendsPresentationsAcademic essays, reports

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Question at position 7 Which type of text involves notes that prompt freer speech with opportunities to ask for clarification at the end of the text?Academic tutorial discussions Conversations among friendsPresentationsAcademic essays, reports

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Let's examine what each option suggests about the nature of text that includes prompts for freer speech and allows for clarification at the end.

Option 1: Academic tutorial discussions. This setting is typically interactive and encourages dialogue, but the prompt describes notes embedded in the text that invite freer speech and a built-in mechanism for asking clarifications at the end. Tutorial discussions are more about live dialogue than about notes within a text that structure clarification prompts, so this option only partially aligns but doesn’t capture the textual prompt-and-clarification feature.

Option 2: Conversations among friends. This is informal and spontaneous, not designed to include notes that systematically invite freer speech or explicit opportunities for clarifications at the end of a text. The phrase about prompts within the text points away from casual conversations toward a more structured text format.

Option 3: Presentations. In many presentation contexts, accompanying notes or slide cues are crafted to stimulate audience participation, inviting freer speech, questions, and opportunities to seek clarification either during or after the presentation. The textual design here aligns with the idea of notes that prompt discussion and allow clarifications at the end, which fits presentations well.

Option 4: Academic essays, reports. Essays and reports are typically continuous, static texts aimed at delivering information or arguments with limited built-in opportunities for immediate clarification, especially at the end of the text. They are less about prompting freer speech or inviting audience questions via embedded notes.

In summary, the described feature—notes that prompt freer speech with opportunities to ask for clarification at the end of the text—best matches a format designed to foster interaction around a presented material, which is characteristic of presentations. The other options describe more static or informal text types that do not centrally emphasize embedded prompts for openness to discussion and post-text clarification.

Question at position 7 Which type of text involves notes that prompt freer speech with opportunities to ask for clarification at the end of the text?Academic tutorial discussions Conversations among friendsPresentationsAcademic essays, reports

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