Question

which of the following is an effective strategy for ensuring a speech conclusion is memorable? concluding with an unrelated personal story to engage the audience providing an abrupt ending so the audience is left with unanswered questions ending with a thought - provoking call to action or statement repeating the same sentence three times to reinforce the thesis question 5 a well - structured speech introduction should accomplish which of the following? (select all that apply.) offer an overview of the main points summarize the speechs conclusion provide an attention - getter to hook the listeners provide a strong thesis/purpose statement question 6 what is the primary purpose of using connective statements in a speech? to provide additional supporting evidence for an argument to improve the audiences ability to follow the logical flow of ideas to help the speaker remember their speech without notes to introduce an entirely new argument that was not in the introduction

Explanation:

• For the first question, ending with a thought - provoking call to action makes a conclusion memorable as it leaves a strong impression. Unrelated stories, abrupt endings, and excessive repetition are not effective.
• For the second question, an introduction should offer an overview of main points, have an attention - getter, and a strong thesis. Summarizing the conclusion is not its function.
• For the third question, connective statements improve the audience's ability to follow the logical flow of ideas in a speech.

Answer:

• Question 1: Ending with a thought - provoking call to action or statement
• Question 2: Offer an overview of the main points, Provide an attention - getter to hook the listeners, Provide a strong thesis/purpose statement
• Question 3: To improve the audience's ability to follow the logical flow of ideas