One goal of a speech of introduction is to __________.
A. entertain the audience
B. give the listeners relevant information about the speaker
C. lavishly praise the speaker
D. provide a description of the specific purpose
Answer: B
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A. Social identity is formed based on ascribed characteristics only. B. Social identity is formed based on the context in which it occurs. C. Social identity is formed based on the social categories of group memberships. D. Social identity is formed based on the extent to which we are successfully or unsuccessfully interpellated.