Question

1. dorothy wants to be sure that her audience takes action based on what she had to say in her presentation by buying her book. what part of her speech would be best to make that ask?

body
introduction
transitions
conclusion

Explanation:

In a speech, the conclusion is typically where the speaker makes a call to action (like asking the audience to buy a book). The body presents content, the introduction introduces the topic, and transitions connect ideas—none of these are the primary place for a direct action request.

Answer:

D. conclusion