What is wrong with these main points from a speech outline on "Preserving Our National Parks"?
I. Our national parks are threatened, but can also be saved.
II. Our national parks can be protected.
A) One point represents more than one idea.
B) One point is not grammatically parallel to the others.
C) One point is irrelevant to the purpose of the speech.
D) The outline has too many main points.
A
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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This type of argument specifies how something should be classified or understood
(a) Definitional argument (b) Presumption argument (c) Inherency argument (d) Functional argument
The stress of public speaking increases your available ________ stores.
A. creativity B. anxiety C. energy D. positivity