When We Say That an Explanation Should Be Informative, We

Multiple Choice

When we say that an explanation should be informative, we mean that it should:

A) anticipate and address every possible follow-up question
B) be presented in such a way that no one will have any follow-up questions to ask
C) present every known piece of information that might relate to the explanandum
D) present several competing hypotheses
E) identify the fundamental cause or reason for the explanandum