When Preparing a Speech Introduction, Your Textbook Recommends That You

question 113

Multiple Choice

When preparing a speech introduction, your textbook recommends that you

• A) keep an eye out for introductory material as you research your speech.
• B) make sure the introduction is at least 25 percent of your speech.
• C) perfect the introduction before you work on the body of your speech.
• D) all of the above.
• E) a and b only.

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