In an Introduction, You May Ask a Question That Doesn't

question 8

Multiple Choice

In an introduction, you may ask a question that doesn't require a response but makes the audience think about your topic. This is called

• A) a primacy question.
• B) a hypothetical question.
• C) a rhetorical question.
• D) an unanswerable question.

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Definitions:

Food

A substance consumed by living organisms to provide nutritional support, primarily obtained through plants, animals, or fermentation.

Supplies

Items used in the operation of a business or manufacturing process, which are not directly associated with the products being made.

Net Operating Income

The financial metric that calculates a company's profitability from its normal business operations, deducting operating expenses from the revenue.

Planning Budget

A budget prepared for a future period, reflecting the goals and policies of management, and used as a tool for guiding business activities towards financial objectives.