The more the speech is outlined in the speaker?s mind, rather than on paper, the better

A good principle that applies to organizing information familiar and unfamiliar material is:

A. Only use the familiar material in the message B. Begin with the unfamiliar material and work towards the familiar C. Arrange known material at the beginning and move towards the unknown D. Match each familiar concept with an unfamiliar one.

Disclosure requirements are generally viewed by the courts as a less objectionable kind of speech restriction than outright bans

a. True b. False