To which part of a speech should speakers allot most of their time?
A. Introduction
B. Conclusion
C. Body
D. Summary
C
Speakers should allot most of their time to the body of a speech. They should allot about 15
percent of their time to the introduction, 70 percent to the body, and 15 percent to the
conclusion.
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A. a criminal law that is based on federal common law. B. a state criminal law that conflicts with a federal criminal law and is overruled by the federal law. C. a criminal law that takes effect at some specified time in the future. D. a law that criminalizes an act that occurred before the law was enacted.
Capital investment analysis involves all of the following except
a. preparing reports for management. b. analyzing the sales mix. c. selecting the best alternative. d. dividing available capital investment funds.
When an industry member is a major customer of the supplier, and the relationship (partnership) is unusually effective and mutually advantageous
A. one unfortunate outcome is that it tends to give the supply partners much enhanced bargaining power in their dealings with these industry members. B. there is a high likelihood of such partnerships reducing competitive pressures on all industry members, provided technological change in the suppliers' business is rapid and the item being supplied is a commodity. C. there is a strong likelihood such partnerships will put increased competitive pressure on those industry members who lack productive collaborative relationships with their suppliers. D. it is rare for such partnerships to have much competitive impact on those industry members not having such partnerships. E. the usual result is to reduce competitive pressures on all industry members, provided the costs of the items furnished by supply chain partners amount to 50 percent or more of total cost.
What type of service of process is done with a notice appearing in a paper of general circulation?
a. Personal service b. Substituted service c. Service by publication d. Service by mail