What should a writer do when getting stuck while developing a draft?
a.
outline what the writer has already written and add more from there.
ob.
try another brainstorming technique to generate more ideas.
oc.
select another organizational structure to present the ideas.
d.
go back to the beginning of the draft and start again.

Letter B is the correct option.

Explanation:

Letter A refers to the option of working with the same ideas the writer already has, maybe just rephrasing or resuming. Letter C only gives the option to change the way to present the information, but it does not mean the writer adds or eliminates anything, putting him in the same position he was at the beginning with a different format. Letter D is also a reliable option, but it is necessary to consider that the whole draft could change (even the main idea might be altered) if the writer takes this option. Letter B introduces the idea of changing techniques to generate more and different ideas, meaning that the writer can continue working with the same draft and same plot or topic.