When you are invited to speak outside the classroom, you should be modest when asked for information for advance publicity.

In order to prepare an informative talk, you need to determine three things about your audience right away. What are those three things?

A) To whom you are speaking; what their interests, attitudes, beliefs, and values are; and what they expect from you. B) What they expect from you; their personal experience with public speaking; and their personal experience with your topic. C) To whom you are speaking; their preferred learning style; and their age. D) The audience’s interests, attitudes, beliefs, and values; their age; and their socioeconomic status.

The order, meaning, and rhythm of these can be considered to be a production value:

a. DJ lineup b. playlist c. radio programs d. words e. all of the above f. none of the above