What are six methods a speaker can use in a speech introduction to gain the attention and interest of an audience? Identify each and offer a brief explanation.

According to your textbook, the following four prerequisites should be in place whenever a group seeks to make an important decision or solve a significant problem:

a. skilled chairperson, conscientious members, clear structure, constructive conflict. b. clear goal, quality content, structured procedures, and commitment to deliberation. c. questions of fact, conjecture, value, and policy. d. voting, seeking consensus, brainstorming, and authority rule. e. quantity, quality, validity, and reliability of research.

When do most instructors suggest you create your speech

introduction and speech conclusion? a. after you create the body of the speech b. immediately after choosing your speech topic c. after you have acquired three trustworthy sources d. before you create the body of the speech