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Even when you use other interest-arousing lures in a speech introduction, you should always __________.

A. startle the audience
B. use a rhetorical question
C. tell an interesting story
D. relate the topic to the audience

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Which of the following would you be most likely to find in a speech introduction?

A visual aid.
B. A preview statement.
C. An internal summary.
D. A research citation.

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Which objective of a good speech introduction is fulfilled by the following statement?“Today we will explore the three most important forms of intellectual property protection-copyrights, trademarks, and patents.”

A. Relate to the audience.
B. Preview the body.
C. Establish the speaker’s goodwill.
D. State the importance of the topic.

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Wang Lin began his informative speech by saying:“You hear a noise under the hood of your car, so you pull over to the side of the road. Your engine goes dead; you try to start the car, but it just sits there. Then you see a lot of black smoke. What’s happened? Why won’t your car go anywhere?”What method for gaining attention and interest did Tobias use?

A. Establishing his credibility as a speaker.
B. Establishing goodwill with the audience.
C. Arousing the curiosity of the audience.
D. Stating the importance of the topic.

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If Bill Gates were to deliver a speech about antique appraisal, his main task in the introduction of his speech would probably be to __________.

A. gain attention
B. preview the body
C. establish credibility
D. reveal the topic

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Even when you use other interest-arousing lures in a speech introduction, you should always __________.

A. startle the audience B. use a rhetorical question C. tell an interesting story D. relate the topic to the audience

Which of the following would you be most likely to find in a speech introduction?

Which objective of a good speech introduction is fulfilled by the following statement?“Today we will explore the three most important forms of intellectual property protection-copyrights, trademarks, and patents.”

If Bill Gates were to deliver a speech about antique appraisal, his main task in the introduction of his speech would probably be to __________.

A. startle the audience
B. use a rhetorical question
C. tell an interesting story
D. relate the topic to the audience