What Does Your Textbook Advise Regarding the Use of Hypothetical

question 47

Multiple Choice

What does your textbook advise regarding the use of hypothetical illustrations in a speech?

• A)Using a series of hypothetical illustrations can often have more impact than a single illustration.
• B)Make sure your audience knows from the beginning that your illustration is hypothetical.
• C)A hypothetical illustration is only effective if it is lengthy;brief hypotheticals are ineffective.
• D)Hypothetical illustrations are fine in a conclusion,but shouldn't be used in the body of a speech.

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