Sexual orientation, occupation, and household type are all

Opinions can serve as evidence if they are

a. shared by a majority of the audience. b. inoffensive. c. well researched and eloquently phrased. d. expressed by an expert who can add credibility to your conclusion.

If the object you want to speak about is too large, too small, or unavailable to use as a visual aid, you have little choice but to change the topic of your speech.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)