When should sources be cited in your speech?
a. If they are from visuals you created
b. If the fact is widely available in other sources
c. If you use direct quotes or paraphrased information
d. If you are using an analogy
c
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Fill in the blank with the appropriate word.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
_______ describes how listeners are inclined to react to speakers and their ideas
a. Audience demographics b. Audience requirements c. Audience disposition d. Audience needs
The primary reason to cite your sources in a speech is
A. to demonstrate to the audience that you conducted thorough research. B. to enable your listeners to find your sources themselves if they are interested in more information on your topic. C. because it lends greater authority and credibility to your words. D. to acknowledge and give credit to the source of words or information that originated with someone else.