When giving an informative speech, you should think about ways to relate your topic to the audience in the body of the speech as well as in the introduction.

What does the text mention as a common problem with using quotations in your speech?

a. They may be too short to make a point. b. They may not be directly related to the point you are trying to make. c. They may not be sourced properly. d. The audience may not know the person quoted.

Instead of simply saying, "The dog slept on the chair," Emily said, "The lethargic dachshund snoozed contentedly on the overstuffed armchair." This best illustrates what principle of effective verbal delivery?

A. Use unbiased words. B. Use vivid words. C. Use simple words. D. Use correct words.