Context Is a Public Speaking Constraint Because

question 8

Multiple Choice

Context is a public speaking constraint because:

• A)appropriate topics are different in one location than in another location.
• B)only certain locations can accommodate reporters and television cameras.
• C)opening remarks are audience-friendly if they include reference to the location.
• D)speakers must take steps to make sure they will not be quoted out of context.
• E)speakers should attempt to groom and dress themselves to conform to the location.

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Noncash Assets

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