The Purpose of Researching for a Speech Is to

question 23

Multiple Choice

The purpose of researching for a speech is to

• A) find facts and locate evidence, supporting information and documentation.
• B) entertain the audience with the range and depth of material presented.
• C) ensure that information is convincing even if it is subjective.
• D) ensure that the audience will agree with the point of view presented.

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Definitions:

Business College

An educational institution or part of an institution dedicated to teaching subjects related to business, such as finance, management, marketing, and entrepreneurship.

Test Statistic

A value calculated from sample data used to determine whether to reject the null hypothesis in statistical hypothesis testing.

Arrival Rate

A measure often used in queuing theory indicating the average number of items or people arriving at a system per unit of time.

Expected Frequency

In statistics, it's the number of observations that are theoretically predicted for a category or class within a dataset, based on the probabilities of outcomes.