A head waiter has noticed poor customer service lately, so he plans a training session to make the case for stricter employee regulations and standards. This could be considered a speech with questions of demonstration

Marshall is scheduled to give a speech to a group of college students. To make his speech more effective, he prepares notes that contain short information, such as relevant dates and quotations, about the sources from which the supporting material of the speech was taken. Later, with the help of his notes, he prepares research cards to arrange the information in order. In this scenario,

Marshall's notes can be considered a(n) _____. A) ?annotated bibliography B) ?definition C) ?expert opinion D) ?credential

June wants to give a speech about her radiation and chemotherapy treatments for cancer. She plans to relate her experiences in chronological order. Which informative strategy is best suited to this goal?

A. describing B. repeating C. reporting D. relating