English ACT Aspire Practice Test

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Formulating a plan typically requires which of the following?

Estimating results
Expressing ideas clearly
Making changes
Assessing risks

The correct answer is: Expressing ideas clearly

Formulating a plan effectively hinges on the ability to express ideas clearly. This clarity is vital as it ensures that the objectives, methodologies, and expected outcomes of the plan are easily understood by all involved parties. When ideas are articulated well, it promotes better communication, reduces misunderstandings, and fosters collaboration among team members or stakeholders. Clarity also makes it easier to gather feedback and make necessary adjustments to the plan as required. While estimating results, making changes, and assessing risks play important roles in the planning process, these aspects rely heavily on having a solid foundation of clearly expressed ideas. A well-structured plan enhances the ability to judge and estimate potential outcomes, adapt strategies as circumstances evolve, and identify risks associated with the plan. However, without a clear expression of the guiding ideas and intentions, these processes could be misguided or ineffective.