The best speaking outlines jog the speaker's memory and keep the speaker's content on track

Jesse argued in his speech that drug use really isn't a problem among teens because hardly anyone he

knows has even tried drugs. In this argument Jesse's friends are used as examples, but this reasoning by example fails because the examples are A) unrepresentative. B) analogous. C) hypothetical. D) false. E) aggregate.

Anderson, Crowell and Pearce argue that

a. People mostly use the Internet for information seeking and rarely ever for communication b. People use the Internet mostly for work and second for communication c. People mostly use the Internet for communication and far less for information seeking d. People use the Internet most to get information, and the vast majority also use it for communicating e. None of the above