Question

what is a common characteristic of a successful speech’s structure? a. factual information that reinforces ideas b. repetition that resembles the chorus of a song c. emotional appeals that stir up feelings d. photographs that create connecting ideas

Explanation:

A successful speech's structure often uses factual information to reinforce ideas. Option A fits as factual info supports arguments. Option B's song - like repetition isn't a core structural characteristic. Option C's emotional appeals are part of persuasion but not a structural feature. Option D's photographs are not a typical structural element of a speech.

Answer:

A. Factual information that reinforces ideas