Why is the introduction to a speech so important?
a. It composes 10% to 15% of the speech.
b. We have only a few seconds to make an initial impression.
c. It is often written after the main points have been outlined.
d. Audience members have short attention spans.
b. We have only a few seconds to make an initial impression.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A) Tachistoscopes B) Polygraphs C) GPS systems D) Audiometers E) Galvanometers
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A) $100,100 B) $150,150 C) $200,200 D) $103,560
Refer to the following trial balance. How much is the gross profit?