Examples of Non-Normative Text

• A. Titles & description, normative text, breakout of column details
• B. The data values
• C. The table of contents
• D. The footnotes text

Answer: (A)

Non-normative text is the part of a document that explains, labels, or describes rather than states mandatory requirements. Titles and descriptions fit this role perfectly because they label sections and give readers context without prescribing actions. A breakout of column details also falls into non-normative territory because it describes how information is organized and presented, not what must be done. The other options describe concrete data values or structural elements whose relevance to non-normative labeling/presentation is less direct, so they don’t illustrate non-normative text as clearly.