When you paraphrase someone in a speech, you have an ethical responsibility to give that person credit for his or her ideas.

In light of what we know from cognitive psychology, which of the following would

constitute the best advice for a speechwriter? A) Work as rapidly as possible, drafting the entire speech—if possible—in one sitting, avoiding breaks. B) Work slowly, but draft the entire speech—if possible—in one sitting. C) Gather materials and take notes, processing the information as you go. Sketch out and periodically revise. D) Work backwards, drafting the conclusion first and the introduction last. Impose a 14-hour deadline for completion.

A speech paying tribute to veterans of the Vietnam War

would have the general purpose to a. entertain. b. celebrate. c. inspire. d. commemorate.