When would it be most appropriate to use a checklist as a part of a document's layout? a. you are describing a series of tasks that all need to be completed b. you are explaining all the causes of a given problem c. you are listing the reasons why a proposed plan is inadequate d. you are trying to inquire about the deadline of a work assignment

A.) You are describing a series of tasks that all need to be completed

Explanation:

Using a checklist is very useful to convey certain things, but you have to be careful of when you use it, since it is not always correct. A list divides every idea into a single line, so it is not great for when you're trying to get a message across (inquiry, explanation, reasoning...). However, when you write down a list, it will allow for it to look more organized.

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