When Developing an Informative Speech Topic, It Is Not Strictly

question 24

Multiple Choice

When developing an informative speech topic, it is not strictly necessary to __________.

• A) choose a topic that merits the audience's attention
• B) take into account the audience's level of knowledge
• C) narrow the topic sufficiently to be fully developed in the allotted time
• D) determine the action an audience will take after you conclude

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Definitions:

Motor Neurons

Nerve cells that initiate and control movements by transmitting signals from the brain and spinal cord to muscles.

Temporal Summation

A mechanism of signal transmission in neurons where multiple signals are combined over a period of time to generate a larger response.

Muscle Fibers

Muscle fibers are the individual contractile units of muscle tissue, made up of myofibrils and encapsulated in a sarcolemma, that facilitate body movements through contraction and relaxation.

Skeletal Muscle

A type of striated muscle tissue attached to bones, responsible for voluntary movements of the body.