Informative Narratives Are

question 51

Multiple Choice

Informative narratives are:

• A)fillers that extend the length of time it takes to give a speech.
• B)stories that help audiences understand complicated phenomena.
• C)stories that are used to take the place of concrete evidence.
• D)used for the purpose of gaining and maintaining attention.
• E)used as a way to relax the audience at the beginning of a speech.

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Definitions:

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