Question

question 3 (20 points)
your speaking outline should be
a brief version of your detailed outline.
limited to main points only.
shared with the audience whenever possible.
focused on presentation aids.

Explanation:

A speaking outline is a condensed version of the detailed outline. It helps the speaker stay organized and focused during the presentation. It includes key points, but it is not just limited to main points (as it may have some sub - points and cues). Sharing it with the audience is not the main purpose (the presentation itself is for the audience), and while presentation aids may be noted in it, it is not focused solely on them.

Answer:

a brief version of your detailed outline.