According to Your Textbook, When Using Statistics in a Speech

question 62

Multiple Choice

According to your textbook, when using statistics in a speech, you should

• A) avoid citing the sources of your statistics.
• B) manipulate the statistics so they support your point.
• C) explain the statistics to the audience.
• D) use as many statistics as possible.
• E) use exact numbers rather than rounding off.

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