Question

multiple choice question
dominic has spent the past week writing a speech for a meeting of the historical society based on his preparation outline. he now wants to prepare a speaking outline to help with his delivery. which approach would make it easiest for him to find where he is in the speech at any moment during his speech delivery?
○ include only topic labels and the amount of time each topic should be discussed, such as \population trends (1:30)\
○ follow the same visual framework that was used in the preparation outline
○ print out the entire speech on a series of cue cards
○ write out the first sentence of each main point, and use ellipses (...) to indicate where he should elaborate

Explanation:

A speaking outline needs to be concise yet familiar to the speaker to track their position easily. Using the same visual structure as the already-prepared preparation outline creates consistency, so Dominic can quickly recognize his place without re-learning a new format. Other options are either too verbose (printing full speech) or less aligned with the existing outline he already knows well.

Answer:

O follow the same visual framework that was used in the preparation outline