Which phrase is used to introduce information with numbers of specific points after an overview?

• A. To summarize the figures
• B. As for the numbers
• C. Looking at the details
• D. In particular

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is how to smoothly move from a general overview to the specific numerical details. After giving the overall picture, you want a phrase that clearly signals you’re about to examine the exact figures. “Looking at the details” does this directly, inviting the reader to focus on the numbers and specific points that follow. It’s a natural, neutral transition for presenting data step by step.

The other options feel less suitable for this move. “To summarize the figures” suggests wrapping up or condensing rather than stepping into the exact data. “As for the numbers” is awkward and stilted in formal writing. “In particular” can be used to highlight specific items, but it doesn’t as cleanly introduce a full section of numerical details after an overview.