Tracie Is Gathering Sources of Support for Her Persuasive Speech

question 2

Multiple Choice

Tracie is gathering sources of support for her persuasive speech on animal testing for medical purposes. She makes use of Web sources and has a great deal of relevant material. However, when outlining thespeech, she can't find the source of many of the facts and statistics she plans to use. What is Tracie's problem?

• A) Tracie doesn't have a problem; the audience trusts her to be truthful and not to make up facts.
• B) Tracie needed a preliminary bibliography with all necessary material to locate the sources.
• C) Tracie violated a principle of outlining; never insert supporting material into an outline for a speech.
• D) Tracie forgot to get full citations on her sources, but she can orally cite what she remembers.

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