Caitlin told her roommate that she wanted to change her major to studio art, but that she was a novice. her roommate replied, "you mean you'll be a beginner, right? not that you were forbidden to change your major because you were a nun, right?" the roommate is using which strategy to discover how to resolve the ambiguity of the word novice? select one:

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Ivan Leach

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10 September, 18:14

Caitlin told her roommate that she wanted to change her major to studio art, but that she was a novice. her roommate replied, "you mean you'll be a beginner, right? not that you were forbidden to change your major because you were a nun, right?" the roommate is using which strategy to discover how to resolve the ambiguity of the word novice? select one:

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Damian Hogan · Answer 1

The answer is " clarifying intent".

Clarify intends to clear up any confusion and make everything reasonable. In the event that you clarify your expectation or your importance, others will comprehend it obviously. On the off chance that you aren't clear at the start, you may discover the need to clarify what you need later.