When citing sources in your speech you should
A) state out loud the complete bibliographical information, including publisher and date of
publication.
B) list all your sources in the introduction, then present the rest of the speech without
mentioning them again.
C) wait until the conclusion to list all your sources.
D) for professional audiences, mention the source's name and credentials, followed by the
evidence.
E) omit citations during your speech unless you are being graded in an academic classroom.
D
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A. Problem-Cause-Solution order B. Comparative Advantages order C. Topical order D. Monroe's Motivated Sequence
Which of the following reasons is most likely why an audience
would attend a presentation by Bill Cosby on the importance of a college education? a. The audience members are required to attend. b. The audience members always attend. c. The audience members are interested in the topic. d. The audience members are interested in the speaker. e. The audience members are not sure why they are attending.