What is the difference between a free-form outline and a modified outline?

a. a free-form outline records information from a structured lecture
b. a free-form outline is not organized from top to bottom
c. a modified outline does not have headings
d. a modified outline includes the main ideas and details in no particular order

The correct answer is a free-form outline is not organized from top to bottom. Option B.

Modified outlines presents the main ideas as headings, and the relevant information or details are listed below each heading. Those details tend to be numbered, lettered or marked using dashes. Usually, modified outlines, which are an informal method, may be used when taking notes from readings, lectures or classes.

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