Question

what is fluency?
fluency is thinking of only one idea during brainstorming.
the ability to generate a steady flow of ideas while brainstorming.
fluency means taking long breaks between each idea while brainstorming.
fluency is the ability to memorize information quickly.
question 14
what is elaboration?
elaboration is the process of removing extra details to make ideas more basic.
about fine - tuning the ideas you have. its the ability to add detail, fill in the gaps, add finishing touches, and answer the question \what else?\
elaboration is coming up with entirely new ideas instead of improving existing ones
elaboration is about shortening and simplifying ideas, not adding details

Explanation:

• Fluency: In brainstorming, fluency is about generating a continuous stream of ideas. The first option is incorrect as it's not about one idea. The third option about long breaks is wrong. The fourth option about memorization is off - topic. The second option correctly defines fluency as generating a steady flow of ideas.
• Elaboration: Elaboration is enhancing existing ideas. The first option (removing details) is incorrect. The third option (new ideas instead of improving) is wrong. The fourth option (shortening/simplifying) is incorrect. The second option about fine - tuning, adding details, etc., is correct.

Answer:

• For "What is Fluency?": the ability to generate a steady flow of ideas while brainstorming.
• For "What is Elaboration?": about fine - tuning the ideas you have. It's the ability to add detail, fill in the gaps, add finishing touches, and answer the question "what else?".