When a speaker has too many main ideas to cover in a speech, what two criteria should be used to
select the best ideas for inclusion in the speech?
What will be an ideal response?
1. Is this idea really essential to the speech? 2. Can a more general statement combine several
ideas?
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Each of the following is a tip for using gestures to make your delivery lively, offer emphasis and clarity, and convey your passion and interest, except: a. vary your gestures
b. stay relaxed. c. use gestures that fit your message. d. increase the number of gestures as your speech progresses.
The biggest advertising medium in the United States for which audience size is measured is which of the following?
A. television (broadcast and cable/satellite) B. online C. magazines D. radio
The purposes of outlining include all of the following EXCEPT
A) to check the scope of the speaker's content. B) to test the logical relations among parts of the speech. C) to estimate the length of the speech. D) to check the relevance of supporting ideas.
The American novel flowered in the 1800s because of all of the following except
A. technically improved printing. B. widespread literacy. C. increased leisure time. D. low-cost printing (and therefore lower-cost books).