Asked by KDIZZLE
                A simple Standard definition is normally composed of all of the following except:
A characteristics of some class
B the term to be defined
C a class containing the term to be defined
D the distinctive characteristics of the term
I'm leaning towards C
            
        A characteristics of some class
B the term to be defined
C a class containing the term to be defined
D the distinctive characteristics of the term
I'm leaning towards C
Answers
                    Answered by
            KDIZZLE
            
    Because its not B or D . I don't know what the heck this "class" is?
    
                    Answered by
            Writeacher
            
    "Class" in this context is another term (a shortened term?) for "classification."
There's only one of those choices that is vague about what's included ... and it's not C!!
    
There's only one of those choices that is vague about what's included ... and it's not C!!
                    Answered by
            KDIZZLE
            
    Then A right? Its pretty vague
    
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    Yes.  You're right now.  A is correct.
    
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