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by marjan auma
1

What are the three basic types of supporting materials in a speech?

2

What is this called?

3

Before using details in your speech, you need to ______.

4

Why should you understand your information before using it?

5

To make a "powerful effect," use many ______ in a row.

6

Which picture is “peer testimony”

7

Why is the date of printing important?

8

What does “citing sources” mean?

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If you do not cite sources, what may the listener think?

10

What must a speaker understand before using statistics?

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