Jocelyn is a dynamic, humorous speaker. When she is asked to give a eulogy for her former biology professor, she prepares a somber, serious speech commemorating the educator's contribution to his field. In order to give a speech appropriate for the occasion, Jocelyn most likely asked herself,
A. "How much do I know about this topic?"
B. "How appropriate is this topic for my audience?"
C. "How much do I care about this topic?"
D. "What is the emotional tone of the event?"
Answer: D
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