Unlike US English, Which Has an Organizational Pattern That Links Ideas

Multiple Choice

Unlike U.S. English, which has an organizational pattern that links ideas using "bridges" between paragraphs or utterances, Japanese is more like a

A) series of stepping stones that link ideas through implication.
B) long, curved road that eventually leads to a speaker's main point.
C) tree that has one main point and several smaller "branches" that form sub-points.
D) steep mountain that takes a long time to get to the top but the journey is pleasant.