Ray's instructor has just finished explaining how to write an essay that describes a process. She explains that a good process essay will clearly state both the steps of the process and a reason for doing it. To make her point, the instructor uses bread making as an example, explaining that the writer would need to both explain the steps to follow and give the reader a good reason for making the
bread. She asks if students have any questions about describing a process. Ray asks "What if you don't know how to make bread?" Ray's question shows that he has ignored which tip for asking good questions?
A. Topic: Ray's question strays from the topic under discussion.
B. Tone: Ray's question is inappropriate and does not merit a serious answer.
C. Timing: Ray's timing is off. He should have asked this question earlier.
D. Trust: Ray's question shows that he is not involved in the discussion.
B
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