The Primary Purpose of an Introduction Is to

question 28

Multiple Choice

The primary purpose of an introduction is to

• A) make the audience laugh.
• B) tell what all of your sources are.
• C) move your audience to action.
• D) get the audience's attention.

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The unethical practice of using someone else's work or ideas without proper acknowledgment, considered a serious academic offense.

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