Identify one of the four strategies listed in Chapter 10 for avoiding ambiguous pronoun references.

One of the four strategies listed in Chapter 10 for avoiding ambiguous pronoun references is to repeat the noun instead of using a pronoun. This strategy involves using the noun that the pronoun would refer to again in the sentence or in the following sentence, to ensure clarity. By repeating the noun, the writer or speaker removes any ambiguity about what or whom the pronoun is referring to, making the meaning clear to the reader or listener. This can be particularly useful when there are multiple potential antecedents in close proximity, and using a pronoun could confuse the audience.