Choosing a speech topic involves several steps:
A - Selecting a topic area
B - Formulating your specific purpose
C - Generating a list of possible topics
D - Wording your thesis statement
E - Focusing your topic
F - Determining your general purpose
In correct order, these steps are:
A) A, C, F, B, D, E
B) C, A, E, D, F, B
C) E, F, B, C, A, D
D) C, A, E, F, B, D
D
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