Read the scenario about a formal discussion. asha is planning to attend an important city council meeting about potential locations for a new public library. several members of the city council will be in attendance, but community members are invited to participate as well. asha wants to present her point of view about where the library should be built. what can asha do to prepare for this discussion? select two options. brainstorm arguments to counter any conflicting points of view prepare notes summarizing her point of view and some facts to support it visit the city council’s website to learn about city council meeting rules and protocol create a list of other important neighborhood concerns to present for discussion during breaks research building construction so she can also make suggestions about how to keep the project under budget mark this and return save and exit

If Asha were to brainstorm arguments to counter opposing claims, it would indicate she is only interested in winning the argument, and not on listening carefully to analyze other possible options. Therefore, A is not a good answer.

B and C are good options because keeping summarized notes will let her address her main concerns in a timely and organized fashion. Moreover, she will be able to navigate the meeting effectively is she is familiar with the meeting's protocol.

Option D is not a good option because discussion during breaks is not the ideal time to present new ideas, as they cannot be properly discussed.

Finally, option E assumes that in a short time, Asha can learn enough about building to have suggestions. This topic, however, is not where her interest lies and should be left to the experts.

B and c

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