Sound travels at this many feet per second:

When selecting a topic for a persuasive speech, you can increase your likelihood of success if you

A) select a subject that is of little concern to your audience. B) select a topic that you're interested in, but know relatively little about. C) verbally attack your opponent's position on the topic. D) select a topic with a goal for influence or action. E) select a topic that your audience is strongly opposed to.

David was brainstorming for his speech. He created a visual organizer and began narrowing

down his ideas until he came up with a manageable topic. The process that David used is called funneling. Indicate whether the statement is true or false