Question

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katarina is required to give a speech to her sociology class as part of her evaluation. she has completed both a preparation outline and a speaking outline. which two items are likely to appear in her speaking outline but not in her preparation outline? more than one answer may be correct.
□ bibliographic citations
□ transition labels
□ delivery cues
□ key words or phrases

Explanation:

A preparation outline is a detailed, formal plan for a speech, including full citations and structural labels. A speaking outline is a condensed version for delivery, focused on cues for the speaker. Delivery cues (like pauses, tone notes) are only for the speaking outline to guide the speaker during the speech. Key words/phrases are used in speaking outlines to jog memory, while preparation outlines use full text. Bibliographic citations and transition labels are part of the detailed preparation outline.

Answer:

• delivery cues
• key words or phrases