Juan, who is majoring in political science, is giving a speech in class about the Electoral College. During his speech, he often talks very intimately about the legal functions and rules of the Electoral College. Justin ultimately bores his audience and does not get a very strong grade. What error might Justin have committed with his language usage?

An investigative reporter for a highly credible news magazine strongly believes that

government and citizens alike must better address global warming. He does not want to alienate officials or the general public, but he believes the matter is one they should contemplate and correct, in the interest of all life. What should he do? A) Switch topics to avoid telling the audience something they don't want to hear B) Not pursue the topic since he will deliberately alienate his audience C) Pursue the topic, providing strong evidence and argument, presented respectfully D) Pursue a related topic, such as how planting trees is good for the environment

______ is the quality of a conclusion that makes a speech "sound finished."

a. Closure b. Proximity c. Credibility d. Charisma