Question

question 73 (1 point)
what does it mean to front-load your main message?
start off your speech with a lot of filler.
repeat your main message again at the end of the speech.
present your main message early in the speech.
begin your speech with your main message and never mention it

Explanation:

To determine the answer, we analyze each option:

• "Start off your speech with a lot of filler" is incorrect as filler is not the main message.
• "Repeat your main message again at the end of the speech" describes a conclusion - related action, not front - loading.
• "Present your main message early in the speech" matches the concept of front - loading (putting the main message at the beginning/early on).
• The last option's "never mention it" part is incorrect as the main message can be reinforced later.

Answer:

C. Present your main message early in the speech.