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question 1
you can identify areas to improve or emphasize in your speech by _.
checking your draft against your outline
delimiting the content
asking someone to read your speech
memorizing the content before you deliver it
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Explanation:

• Checking your draft against your outline helps you see if you've covered all the planned points, if the flow makes sense, and if some areas need more emphasis or improvement.
• Delimiting the content just sets boundaries but doesn't help identify improvement areas.
• Asking someone to read your speech might get feedback, but it's not as direct as comparing to the outline for structural and content - emphasis checks.
• Memorizing before delivery is about presentation, not about content improvement or emphasis.

Answer:

checking your draft against your outline