High cohesiveness is essential in the vigilant, cooperative analysis of issues by a team

One of the most frequently asked questions in public speaking

classes is a. "How should I organize my speech?" b. "What is audience analysis?" c. "What should I talk about?" d. "How should I deliver the presentation?" e. "What grade did I get?"

What does your textbook say about preparing effective speech conclusions?

A. Leave most of the conclusion to chance so it will sound natural. B. Make your conclusion about 5 to 10 percent of the entire speech. C. The best conclusion is likely to be the one that comes to mind first. D. Use an extended example in the conclusion for emotional appeal. E. Be sure to reinforce your credibility before ending the speech.